Sentence examples for will be meticulously from inspiring English sources

It is as likely as not that disabled elders in tribal societies will be meticulously and lovingly cared for rather than abandoned.

The first six wines will be meticulously recorded: Year, Producer, Nose, Mouthfeel, Finish — all homework neat.

The ESICM examination committee and Executive Committee have taken a series of measures in order to optimise fairness and reproducibility of the exam, which will be meticulously monitored in upcoming series of exams.

She tells Eric that the entire property will be meticulously searched for the skull as a last resort.

Don't worry it will never be forgotten - I'm sure it will all be meticulously documented, in the Tate archives.

Everything the interviewee says in the RSD will then be meticulously checked against what they said in the registration interview.

The pieces will then be meticulously labelled and packed ahead of the move to the new Library of Birmingham.

"Our individual behaviour in buying and selling an automobile, a house, or a security, in paying our debts and acquiring new ones, and in earning money and being paid, will be noted meticulously and studied exhaustively," warned MacBride.

Thus, the assessment procedure ensures that the task of evaluating the data will be performed meticulously and thoroughly.

The glassware ought to be meticulously clean.

And this will be [done] meticulously and through deliberation with the different national groups from political parties, national organizations and the components of civil society.