Sentence examples for to read carefully from inspiring English sources

Explain to students that you will not repeat much of the material in the assigned readings, and their job is to read carefully and critically, identifying and bringing questions about the readings to class.

Select two news stories to read carefully.

And even if you get insurance through your employer, you need to read carefully.

You have to read carefully to realize that James was the star.

(Find it at www.jointcommissioninternational.org/.) Be sure to read carefully, a commission spokeswoman, Elizabeth Zhani, warned.

But learning the "theoretical" — how to read carefully, to argue and analyze incisively — lays the foundations for lawyering.

Some of the tables and diagrams in these chapters contain a large amount of material and need to be read carefully to understand the total wealth of information.

Mr. Dworsky cites Sears's holiday return policy as an example of one that needs to be read carefully; details vary depending on when the item was purchased.

And so the picture of David Cameron, daughter in his arms, posing with blacked-up Morris dancers at the Banbury folk festival, deserves to be read carefully.

5) The manuscript needs to be read carefully for grammar and clarity.

Yet this intention has been apparent to anyone who read carefully Mr Lansley's white paper, Liberating the NHS, which was published last July.