Sentence examples for taking deliberate from inspiring English sources

It wasn't misjudgment: more like taking deliberate aim and shooting yourself in the foot.

Scores have reportedly being hit by teargas canisters as a result of police taking deliberate aim at them.

Ms. Walter glides coolly, almost serenely through the very carnage to which her corpse will soon be added, the twice-widowed Livia scorning love as "another country" when not taking deliberate delight in lying about her age.

He and a coterie of like-minded dance writers mounted a kind of cultural takeover bid, taking deliberate aim at the dance establishment and pushing themselves forward as the voices of the rising generation.

Today, Mr. Wickremesinghe, here to meet with Indian officials, said at a news conference that he is taking deliberate steps toward that goal, but sought to dispel any euphoria about how quickly negotiations would begin or whether a political settlement to end the ethnic conflict could be reached.

"The later you start taking deliberate action to increase diversity, the harder it becomes".

But others had taken deliberate advantage of a flawed system.

An employee there, who requested anonymity, said the news division had taken deliberate steps to acknowledge their ties to the network.

In the wake of the oil shocks of the 1970s, policymakers in Europe and Japan took deliberate steps that made it harder for OPEC to hurt their economies.

And with linebacker Tully Banta-Cain, their best sacker last season, also back in the fold, the Patriots took deliberate, if unspectacular, steps toward solidifying their defense.

But diversity takes deliberate effort – sometimes even numbers – to ensure that all sorts of people feel adequately represented, and listened to.