Sentence examples for scrupulous when from inspiring English sources

They are less than scrupulous when it comes to safety and they charge heavily.

Edmundo Hidalgo, who runs a Hispanic organisation in Phoenix, says employers who are prepared to wink at illegality in a tight labour market become more scrupulous when there are lots of workers to choose from.

The Supreme Court's ruling yesterday striking down a federal ban on "virtual" child pornography sent a clear message to would-be censors: The government must be scrupulous, when regulating obscene material, not to infringe on protected speech.

It is enough that they be observant and scrupulous when a pattern of bigotry appears.

"The technician was scrupulous when installing the electrical system," offered the 16-year-old, who will enter 10th grade in the fall. .

The intensivist performing PDT should be scrupulous when deciding which method to use.

And I am pretty scrupulous about when we apply our investigative firepower to politicians that we not do it in a way that favors one way of thinking or one party over the other.

St John touched on this in the prologue of his autobiography, a work of scrupulous fact, when he wrote: "I found myself standing alone behind the Kop, gazing intently at the bronze image of Shankly, the legendary figure who for me will always be flesh and blood, almost human to a fault.

Ackroyd, a scrupulous writer, surely knows when Harriet died and when Percy married Mary, but his narrator doesn't seem to, or maybe doesn't want to.

Be scrupulous in your response when people are branded anti-Semites – particularly if their accuser is a loyal friend of Israel.

When this scrupulous stylist says that "I almost persuaded myself for the time I was writing the paragraph above", or jokes that he might die in the middle of sentence or even of "a wo", it doesn't quite work: you know he's writing in the studio, so to speak, rather than live.