Sentence examples for will be painstakingly from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, during the first of three scheduled spacewalks by Mr. Jones and Mr. Curbeam, the massive laboratory will be painstakingly lifted from the shuttle's payload bay using the shuttle's 50-foot robot arm.

When this new restaurant, Next, serves its first customers on April 1, its menu will be painstakingly reproduced from the classical French repertoire: whole lobes of foie gras baked in brioche, clear turtle soup with Madeira, duck pressed and sauced with its own blood and marrow, as served at the Tour d'Argent in Paris for more than 200 years.

The Shetland helicopter crash will be "painstakingly investigated", a senior executive has promised.

We can imagine that each of the enterprise mainstays – ERP, HR management, supply chain, business intelligence, and office productivity – will be painstakingly moved to mobile.

The achievements in these games will be translated into numbers, which will be painstakingly recorded and disseminated to the general populace.

Ilan Goldenberg, a former Obama administration Mideast specialist, said the next three months will be "painstakingly difficult" and are again likely to bring the process to the brink of collapse.

I'll be painstakingly forensic in scrutinising any contracts I inherit to find the slightest opportunity to walk away from them without lumbering the taxpayer with a huge bill.

After a five-day-long exhibition, panels for these local residents will be sent to the foundtaion's headquarters, where they will sewn into 12-foot-square segments that will first be painstakingly catalogued and photographed and will then tour worldwide.

Few will feel much pity for the men, if the police have indeed seized the gang who attempted mass murder on 21 July, but the process of interrogation will be as painstakingly slow as the forensic work being carried out on the properties raided across the country over the past 10 days.

One of the president's first priorities for this speech, therefore, should be to re-establish cost-reduction as his central litmus test for reform and be painstakingly clear in spelling out how his plan will achieve that mission.

However you connect, the transfer rate can be painstakingly slow.