"careful" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés
- But without careful revision, news of the failure would eventually percolate out to them.
- In a careful revision of the fossil record of the Malagasy hippos, Solweig Stuenes concluded that there were only two species of hippopotamus which she classified as Hippopotamus lemerlei and Hippopotamus madagascariensis.
- Even its most ardent proponents agree that the Endangered Species Act would benefit from careful revision - to simplify its cumbersome procedures, to make it less vulnerable to litigation and to provide positive incentives to landowners to preserve habitat.
- It has not only undergone a careful revision, but has received additions to an extent which renders it almost a new work.
- He thought of the galleys, the margins crowded with Oliver's precise almost illegible handwriting, the careful revisions which could have made his final work a great novel, and wondered if he would ever be able to forgive her.
- In it, Charlotte argues for methodical composition and careful revision against Branwell's predilection for poetry that is spontaneously inspired.
- This latter stage, coupled with careful revisions of form, layout and design, took 3 more years.
- Kent and Berberova did a much more thorough and careful revision of Garnett's translation than Gibian did of the Maude one, and they have supplied fairly full notes, conveniently printed at the bottom of the page.
- His early plays Honors at Dawn and The Grass Still Grows were written under Rowe's tutelage, and his teacher's influence was evident in the careful structural revisions that Miller made as he revised them over time.
- The earlier experiments initiated by Alfred Deakin had not really been successful, and it was clear that their organization and principles would need careful revision.
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