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He was careful not to gloat or to indulge in the rhetoric of triumphalism.
Careful sequencing of reforms is critical to ultimate success.
Indian leaders must also be careful not to do or say things that could alienate the country’s large Muslim minority.
By one careful reckoning, community colleges are an extremely good investment.
Instead of developing a nuanced solution to a multifaceted problem – an approach that would involve careful thought, not to mention mistakes and adjustments – every issue, from official corruption to business management, was viewed as one-dimensional.
The bad news is that liquidity disruptions are likely to occur more frequently, requiring careful attention to the size of illiquid exposures in periods of low volatility.
Be careful what you wish for, Prime Minister.
Of course, in learning from one another, countries must always be careful to avoid the “folly of imitation.”
One should be careful, however, about reading too much into national opinion polls measuring the candidates’ popular support.
The Fund, precisely because it is an international institution that is above local politics, should be careful not to give one of the competing sides all the ammunition it needs in the run-up to the October 2019 presidential election.
What is wrong is that those concerns and policies are driven largely by anger over Putin’s own nationalism, rather than by a careful consideration of the diplomatic and strategic milieu.
Those are careful estimates by serious economists.
This will require not just an investigation into region-wide challenges, such as Sunni radicalism, but also a careful consideration of bilateral policies.
But determining how to bring peace and stability to Libya’s deeply fragmented society will require more than an assessment of this government’s mistakes; it will demand careful consideration of former leader Colonel Muammar el-Qaddafi’s failures – and his successes.
Proposed scientific advances require careful validation and replication by independent scientists.
Exaggeration contradicts the key hallmarks of scientific reasoning: critical thinking and careful appraisal of the evidence.
Mr Cao was careful to stay within the bounds of moderate reformism, yet he openly called for reform within five areas of governance: the constitution, separation of powers, elections, political parties, and the culture of politics.
But fairness cuts both ways: there is no indication that Donald Trump’s appointees to the Board of Governors of the Fed will be careful or limit what big banks want to do.
Egypt is not Iran or Algeria, so one should be careful about drawing parallels.
Western news media, eager to maintain access to Moscow or Beijing, will be under increasing pressure to be careful about what they print or broadcast.
But they should be careful what they wish for, because a lower surplus and a stronger renminbi imply a day when China is no longer a net buyer of US government bonds.
But their evolution is far from straightforward, and many such services will require careful regulation if they are to flourish – as protests and court rulings in Europe against Uber demonstrate.
Obama’s Canberra speech was careful to emphasize that the US wants a cooperative, communicative relationship with China.
But we are not careful enough to distinguish situations in which equilibrium-restoring forces are strong from those in which such forces are weak.
The Nakivubo Swamp is an excellent example of the need for careful valuation of the environment.
This has not yet happened, as central banks have been careful to repeat their mantra of low long-term inflation.
Medical professionals know how often seemingly promising new therapies turn out, after careful study, not to work, or even to be harmful.
But within that aggregate global total and those price averages, important distributive and transition effects will require careful management.
The risk of default or debt restructuring induces creditors to be more careful in their lending decisions.
The risks implied by such policies require careful examination, particularly because the current experiment appears to be one more step down a well-trodden path – a path that led to the crisis in the first place.
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