Sentence examples for take scrupulous from inspiring English sources

If travel is unavoidable, or you live in areas where Zika is reported, you are strongly advised take scrupulous insect bite avoidance measures, both during daytime and night time hours.

If travel is unavoidable, or you live in areas where it is reported, take scrupulous insect bite avoidance measures, day and night, but especially mid morning and late afternoon to dusk, when the mosquito is most active.

Hoping to avoid her fate, I took scrupulous care of my teeth and have managed to hold on to most of them.

But he listened intently as other participants lamented the decline of the institution and hashed out potential solutions, taking scrupulous notes.

Huddled around him, white-toqued chefs from Delta and its catering partners weighed each ingredient on a small electronic scale, took scrupulous notes and pictures and tried to calculate how much it would cost to recreate each dish a thousand times a day.

In contrast to Schwartz's hasty manipulations, The Poetics of Perspective is encyclopedic; it takes scrupulous care to meet on their own ground the many [End Page 369] texts and paintings it examines, and it follows the Wittgensteinian imperative to stop thinking and look.

I can't imagine any future, however extreme the hypotheticals one poses, in which readers will not find solace at the thought of this anguished man taking such scrupulous care with the formal demands of the sonnet, even while extravagantly innovating with metre and diction and syntax.

While certain organizations may take a more scrupulous or targeted approach than others, the political influence game is largely driven by money, not rigid ethical standards.

Not all franchisees have been scrupulous about whom they hire.

Yet of course, even after taking the most scrupulous possible care, one can still be stabbed by one of the many hovering cancers, struck down with terrifying diseases of the nerves (Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, Lou Gehrig's) or rendered nugatory by one or another form of dementia.

Collecting premiums by direct debit has made it easier for less scrupulous insurers to take advantage of the less financially literate and first-time consumers of financial products.