Sentence examples similar to scrupulous worry from inspiring English sources
He also had no idea, he insisted, that phone hacking was "a volcano that was about to erupt", yet if he had read the 2010 report on hacking by his parliamentary colleagues on the Commons media select committee he would have found more than enough evidence of a corporate cover-up to worry a scrupulous minister.
I mean, how do they decide that?" But even if everything is based on scrupulous research, was there a worry about creating a game based around such an emotive and controversial subject?
But even some of the least scrupulous ZANU hacks are starting to worry that if things carry on this way, there will be no Zimbabwean economy left for them to plunder.There are growing signs that rage at the regime could evolve into violent unrest.
One worry is that by opening the floodgates of advertising, the less scrupulous among them could prey on individuals who barely meet the accredited investor threshold.
Yet it is unclear what difference the proposed ordinance would make: it was not a scrupulous regard for legal rights that let previous bombers through.Mr Sharif probably also worries about politics.
McCain also linked from his Twitter account to a Wall Street Journal op-ed that was strongly critical of Paul's "rant". Paul has admitted that he trusts that President Obama would not use such authority, but he said he worries that it might be abused by future presidents who aren't as scrupulous.
Even some plaintiff attorneys here worry that fishermen could see badly-needed claims payments eaten up by the fees of less-scrupulous lawyers.
Mr Bradley is determined that people should be allowed to continue to enjoy them, and is worried lest over-scrupulous editors emasculate them, or eradicate them altogether, on the often dubious grounds of political correctness or gender-inclusiveness.
The accounting is scrupulous.
It also needs scrupulous deadheading (or equally scrupulous weeding).
