Sentence examples for respond carefully from inspiring English sources

Washington must respond, carefully but firmly.

With something this important it's vital that we respond carefully, avoid knee-jerk reactions and start a national debate about future pensions' policy.

PAGE A11 Iraqi Court Releases Videotape of a Subdued Hussein The Iraqi Special Tribunal released a two-minute videotape, with no sound, showing part of the interrogation of Saddam Hussein, who seemed to respond carefully and quietly to a judge's questions.

Citing calls by progressive groups to respond carefully to the attacks, Mr. Rove said to the applause of several hundred audience members, "I don't know about you, but moderation and restraint is not what I felt when I watched the twin towers crumble to the ground, a side of the Pentagon destroyed, and almost 3,000 of our fellow citizens perish in flames and rubble".

Just as the SNP will tread relatively carefully with their demands, so the PM will respond carefully.

A monetary incentive can inspire participants to respond carefully when researchers are unable to monitor how the participants fill in the survey, which is why plenty of psychological studies using online platforms pay for participation (e.g., Saleem, Anderson, & Barlett, 2015; Stroessner, Scholer, Marx, & Weisz, 2015).

The United States, which needs the cooperation of the Philippines in fighting terrorists, responded carefully.

When I mentioned the killings and disappearances to Arby, he responded carefully.

"You say that gays and lesbians can't be Christian," Mugisha responded carefully, as he fidgeted with a newspaper on his lap.

"Hippocratic medicine was based on responding carefully to the individual, so without Richard's medical records we can only make conjectures," Lund wrote.

Chief Justice Roberts responded carefully, and largely confined himself to criticizing the theatrical setting for the State of the Union message.