The document provides carefully worded example sentences to explain how work practices can be described – and how they can't.
Called on to provide carefully calibrated snacks for the producers and to make copies, Muthana recoiled, refused and then, in very short order, rebelled.
Large units can be welded together on-site, using an appropriate combination of various preformed steel sections to provide carefully shaped, finished water passages.
These companies are run by ex-journalists or TV reporters and provide carefully stage-managed workshops that can cost up to £8k a day, and which promise to "turn the negative into a positive" and "take control of the agenda".
Yet wherever our journalism is found, we are still doing what we have for the past two centuries: providing carefully researched reports and analysis, at regular intervals, to help readers understand the world around them.
Many borrowers, he said, are willing to pay higher rates because his bank can provide carefully thought-out loans that fit its customers' needs more quickly than other lenders.
A collections gallery, hermetically sealed with airlock doors, provides carefully controlled environmental conditions for fragile items in their glass display cabinets – including fish bones found embedded in the floor of the great kitchen and unexpectedly worldly betting slips found in the monks' quarters.
I don't always agree with the restaurant critics in the Times or elsewhere, but I trust them — in the way that I trust certain critics of film, television, art, or literature — not to predict what I or anyone else will like (how could they possibly know?) but to entertain me; to provide carefully researched historical and cultural context; to make me think.
Each series provides carefully structured language, movement and role-play activities, encouraging imaginative, co-operative work.
GIW are commonly used as tools to provide carefully crafted key questions that guide students through the conceived phases of inquiry during class (Douglas and Chiu 2009; Eberlein et al. 2008; Farrell et al. 1999; Lewis and Lewis 2008).
