Sentence examples for mostly careful from inspiring English sources

Although senior Tory MPs are mostly careful to say they think Cameron should stay on as prime minister if the UK votes to leave, many Brexit campaigners think the new calls for Cameron to go are helpful to their cause because they make him look weakened and cast doubt on his judgement.

MailOnline is mostly careful in its writing, but tries to finger Universal and Sony, noting in its first paragraph: "The world's biggest recording companies have been stripped of two billion YouTube hits after the website cracked down on alleged 'fake viewers'".

Most of the interventions described here are not expensive, based mostly on careful organization of care and use of volunteers to extend the reach and capacity of the program.

They had mostly been careful, but not 100percentt.

Architects are mostly more careful and responsible now, which is mostly a good thing.

British leaders, particularly from the Conservative Party, which Mr. Cameron leads, have mostly been careful to avoid arguments that might expose them to charges of holding racially tinged views since a notorious speech in 1968 in which Enoch Powell, a leading Conservative, warned of "rivers of blood" if nothing was done to curb Caribbean immigration to Britain.

It's forced me to take ownership of and (mostly) make careful decisions about my body and sexuality.

But they've (mostly) been careful to separate this detail from commentary on roughly 1 million refugees who arrived in Germany last year and who're already viewed as a security threat by many locals.

Of course, over time these objections were (mostly) removed by careful study of telescopes and optics.

"It's going to take some very careful, mostly secret negotiating".

However, even closely related organisms can have different transcriptional regulation [ 7], thus prediction of binding sites and regulon inference in bacteria until recently has been mostly done by careful manual analysis [ 8- 10].