Sentence examples for more scrupulous when from inspiring English sources

Edmundo Hidalgo, who runs a Hispanic organisation in Phoenix, says employers who are prepared to wink at illegality in a tight labour market become more scrupulous when there are lots of workers to choose from.

It is, however, an unusual instance of old-school legerdemain in an era when mixologists have made an effort to be more scrupulous about cocktail history.

Continental film-makers are on the whole far more scrupulous.

They are less than scrupulous when it comes to safety and they charge heavily.

The more scrupulous American justice system is something the French here grow to appreciate, he said.

Mr Bower is not as relentlessly unpleasant as Kitty Kelley, and is a more scrupulous journalist.

With the momentum on our side, we feminists can be both optimistic and more scrupulous.

And they are, if anything, more scrupulous about content than are local-authority providers.

Bennett, who is rather more scrupulous, now comes in at the scavenger end of it.

However confounded, a biographer more scrupulous than Atlas is hard to imagine.

"A biographer more scrupulous than Atlas is hard to imagine," John Leonard wrote here in 2000.