Sentence examples for responding carefully from inspiring English sources

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

Since so much of what passes for political discussion in America these days is effectively a dialogue of the deaf -- one in which people talk past each other rather than to each other, relying heavily on predetermined talking points as they do so -- there is much democratic mileage to be gained from responding carefully to arguments other than one's own.

Washington must respond, carefully but firmly.

This approach is likely to motivate your counterpart to respond carefully and thoroughly.

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.

Nehrbass responded carefully, telling them that Chau's death could bring attention to Christianity.

But health organizations should take note of the growing threat and respond carefully, she said.

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

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

Critiques of researchers' posts come from within the scientific community as well as from outside it, and scientists need to respond carefully to foster intelligent, polite discourse.