Sentence examples for picking careful from inspiring English sources

Mr Ryan will advocate picking careful, wonkish policy fights and using House votes to create a body of broad alternative legislation, showing that Republicans are ready to govern.Such seriousness is to be applauded.

This is a nervous little kingdom, picking a careful path through the ArabIsraeli conflict.

The Saudi government has been picking a careful path between supporting Washington in finding those responsible for the attacks and expressing unease -- widely felt in the kingdom -- over the deaths and injuries suffered by Afghan civilians.

Snillingur is obedient and nimble, picking a careful path through the rocks.

BY THE scratchy standards of American politics, Democrats and Republicans left their differences at the water's edge as Barack Obama picked his careful way through his Egypt conundrum this week.

The DPP's statement tries to pick a careful path through essentially muddy grounds: the Abortion Act 1967 does not expressly prohibit gender-specific abortions, a myth that has been propagated by the likes of the Telegraph, but allows for a pregnancy to be terminated if its continuation "would likely cause injury to the mental or physical health of the woman".

Like the Carter Family, Welch combines intricate guitar picking with a careful interplay of harmonies.

But if the ground's wet, it'll put the coal out, and if you're not careful picking it back up you might put it out.

She also became even more careful in picking her roles.

People are way more careful about picking a mayor or a governor than they are a legislator.

So to outflank the government, the Tories have set up their own commission on reform, which will shortly start holding public hearings.The Lords themselves have tried to be careful in picking their battles with Mr Blair.