Sentence examples for more deliberately to from inspiring English sources

But we need still more work to protect ourselves against cyberterrorism and information warfare that aims more deliberately to disrupt communications and data.

When she revisits the Gamemakers in "Catching Fire," she uses the moment far more deliberately: to draw fire away from her teammate and break through the veneer of the people who "find amusing ways to kill us".

You need to speak far more deliberately, to a select group of people who matter most to you, and to build a community that is mutually respectful, valuable, and sustainable.

Development assistance must also be increased significantly, with the wealthier OIC Member States coming to the aid of the poorer, and channeling their assistance more deliberately to address the critical needs of children.

All this has led cultural organisations, in various ways, to think more deeply about what they stand for, to manage their identity more deliberately, and to externalise it more clearly – both in the way they communicate and in the experience they offer visitors.

For example, rather than relying upon teachers to simply cover their favorite topics, with minimal attention to relevance, curricula would be more deliberately matched to the goal of safer care.

But it is Ms. Maddow's contention that subsequent presidents have even more deliberately sought to avoid dragging Congress into the conversation, because Congressional debates and military allocations upset the public.

Score: 4/5 Why you should listen: The Ted Hughes poetry prize-winner and spoken word artist ventures into sonic territory more deliberately indebted to hip-hop than her previous work in neo-soul/jazz group Sound of Rum.

In his book, Tribe, Junger writes, "Communities that have been devastated by natural or man-made disasters almost never lapse into chaos and disorder; if anything they become more just, more egalitarian, and more deliberately fair to individuals".

In that same New Year's post I wrote about my desire to live more deliberately in 2013, to be, in my own little way, more like Weil and Newton.

Based on this discovery, we proposed that more deliberately designed experiments to investigate the interactions of nanomaterials with cells, especially to subcellular organelles, need to be carried out, since, only in this way, comprehensive and reliable results of cytotoxicity of these nanomaterials can be obtained.