Sentence examples for scrupulously limited from inspiring English sources

Members threatened undercover officers, turned away unfamiliar customers and scrupulously limited sales to keep potential penalties low, the authorities said.

They'd washed hands scrupulously, limited visits by people with young children, even limited Sara's time with baby Vivian if she showed the slightest sign of a runny nose.

The elderly Garcias rise at 5 AM & plan their time scrupulously, knowing it is limited.

But where no properly limited search warrant has been issued, this Court has been scrupulously insistent on confining very narrowly the scope of search and seizure.

It's a little confusing, and "fun" has been rather too scrupulously avoided; or, a little more generously, its idea of "engagement" is somewhat dour and limited.

For all its patiently researched, previously unpublished and scrupulously documented detail, its field of vision is myopic, its psychological insights few and its literary interest strictly limited.

In making quota allotments the Secretary of Agriculture must of course keep scrupulously within the limits set by the Sugar Act of 1948.

Gradually though, we come to see how Cunningham's scrupulously sensitive reading of the poems doesn't limit but amplifies their force.

But despite the rush, and despite the fact that they are provided with blue lights and sirens, Nigel and his fellow bikers have to stick scrupulously to the speed limit and stop at every red light.

The Supreme Court's decision last year involving the University of Michigan Law School, though it defended a form of affirmative action, appears to put a 25-year limit on the court's tolerance of even the most scrupulously moderate considerations of race.

This volume documents the second generation of an assessment model that is regarded as scrupulously consistent with current theory; it shows DCM's flexibility, and presents an informed discussion of its limits and its potentials.