सावधानीपूर्वक-विचार-करना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Gruner spent much time in finding a suitable subject, and more still in carefully considering it before a brushstroke was made.

Each company carefully considered its existing and potential new demands, surveyed both on and off bus, and recast local networks to reflect the results, indicating to local authorities those services requiring subsidy.

The background can highlight or distract from the subject and must be carefully considered when taking shots.

Commenting on the ruling, the Ulster Farmers' Union president said "With one third of the land in Northern Ireland let as conacre, the ruling needs to be carefully considered by many local families.

Because museums cannot collect everything, each potential new addition must be carefully considered as to its appropriateness for a given museum's defined area of interest.

The Executive Committee has carefully considered and endorsed the entry of Kenneth G.

In this case, the difficulty and length of recovery should be carefully considered prior to making the decision to undergo the operation, as the limitations to lifestyle, functionality and comfort can be dramatic for many months.

Medications: Medications that may cause ataxia or have other possible neurological side-effects should be carefully considered before being used.

Administrators have then to assess the common trade off between speed and data loss risks in the context of the business requirements and must carefully consider the design of the power supply and UPS of critical servers.

After carefully considering some time, Sun Quan ordered Sun He to be put under [arrest].

Players must carefully consider how to recapture on the e4/e5-square, since it alters the symmetric pawn formation and creates strategic subtleties.

Players must carefully consider how to recapture on the d4/d5-square, since it alters the symmetric pawn formation and creates strategic subtleties.

David Alderfer and Larry Rosenblum, "Colors of Machins were carefully considered", Linn's Stamp News, 8 July 1996.