Sentence examples for progress carefully from inspiring English sources

We will continue to follow progress carefully".

Asunta's proud parents followed her progress carefully.

On Sunday, embassy sources in Tel Aviv confirmed they would be monitoring the bill's progress carefully.

The McLaren team principal, Martin Whitmarsh, said: "We've been monitoring his progress carefully for some months.

Women's groups have promised to follow the legislature's progress carefully; one posse is organising a protest outside Mr Altman's home.

But as a report from Think Progress carefully documents, sensationalized assertions of a million dollars or more spent per job are misleading.

As recommended (Meyer and Broocks, 2000), initial treatment sessions progressed carefully to allow the participants to adjust to the treatment stimulus.

A strange stone carving in the shape of a vagina, probably part a Celtic fertility figure, that Mr. Koons recently came across on the Internet and bought ("I love to just look around on the computer after the kids go to bed") was the centerpiece of another work in progress, being carefully painted by assistants on scaffolds.

The transformational fashion paradigm seeks what is often unpredictable progress over carefully controlled perfection, and it cultivates and assimilates consumers' unorthodox opinions or creative ideas, and makes permanent room for consumers and their communities in the decision circle.

Staff doctors and nurses monitor your progress daily, carefully recording weight and blood pressure.

Things always seem to be trending in the right direction; there's invariably "progress," always carefully qualified; Washington's troops remain forever steadfast; chances are good that... you fill it in: the invasion will be successful, the occupation a smash, the surge a triumph of an unconventional sort, the latest Afghan election a positive step forward in a tough world.