Sentence examples for more carefully with from inspiring English sources

"However, we will act more carefully with regard to Russia in the future.

"Fun House" walks with a sense of easy entitlement, but "The Stooges," the band's first album from a year earlier, proceeds more carefully, with connect-the-dots songcraft.

These buildings should, therefore, last many years before they need to be pulled down.Governments are also proceeding more carefully with evictions.

There is a 10 percentage point difference in how men and women responded when asked whether they were planning their portfolios more carefully, with women being more cautious.

While Jabhat al-Nusra is treading more carefully with Syrians, ISIS bans smoking, harasses unveiled women and metes out the harshest of punishments, including beheadings, in the areas it controls.

And this week Dolce & Gabbana re-opened its spruced-up shop on Madison Avenue.Claudia D'Arpizio of Bain thinks luxury makers need to follow Giorgio Armani and segment their customers more carefully with different product lines at different price ranges.

These big backcountry-style rucksacks can hold a tremendous amount of weight, meaning that you'll need to play with weight distribution a little more carefully than with a smaller pack that sits higher on your frame.[2].

The findings support experimentation with program designs to target sub-populations of housing stock; future program designs should experiment more carefully and with larger performance-based rewards and test parallels with potential carbon market structures.

Similarly, the aesthetic intentions were more carefully articulated with time.

Stops are more carefully targeted, with more leading to an arrest or a summons.

"I listen more carefully and with less reactivity in high-stakes meetings.