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Given the vast complexity of ecosystems, careful research will be needed to assess the consequences of each intervention before proceeding.
Only with early discussion, transparent research, careful safeguards, and community guidance can we build a responsive model of scientific development well suited to ecological technologies.
If policymakers are not careful – and lucky – the magnitude of this risk will increase significantly in the years ahead.
Be careful with the Schadenfreude.
Researchers have now pinpointed one, which, after careful screening, has been deemed safe to release into Africa’s environment and appears likely to defeat the unwelcome invader.
To be sure, nowadays even right-wing politicians in Europe are careful not to sound openly anti-Semitic.
Careful studies need to be done to determine available energy, land, mineral, and biological resources before projects proceed.
A careful matchmaking process unites the interests and goals of the women on both sides, and already has paid amazing dividends.
Unfortunately, the moves against Golden Dawn are mostly identified with the government’s interests, rather than being perceived as the result of careful, independent judgment.
Indeed, despite of the rise of Fayaadism, the Palestinian national movement will be careful not to betray its real sources of legitimacy: the ethos of dispossession and the refugee.
This is why the report is a careful and sensible document.
Good decisions come from careful consideration.
But, crucially, he was careful not to back down until the last possible moment.
Careful and deft management by both Republican and Democratic administrations has helped maintain the fragile peace between China and Taiwan.
But I have learned from experience that we have to be very careful about drawing conclusions about national character from isolated events.
We decided on the spot to carry out a careful questionnaire survey comparing attitudes toward free markets.
Young nations such as Mexico and Turkey should be particularly careful, due to their strong economic ties with NAFTA and the EU, where the gradual aging of populations is well under way.
The reality is that our prescriptions often go beyond what can be supported by careful theoretical reasoning or empirical demonstration.
In each case, careful examination of the data established that the gloomy scenarios prevailing at the time were exaggerated.
With careful management, Turkey may find itself drawing closer to Europe, while rebuilding its relationship with America.
Whether his response was indeed emotional, born of frustration at the failure of his domestic policy initiatives, designed to frighten North Korea, or a mixture of the three, it fits what psychologist and Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman has labeled System 1 thinking: the propensity to respond impulsively to complex problems when more careful deliberation (System 2 thinking) is called for.
And economic and social progress should be pursued effectively – not with a simple list of policies and reforms, but with a strategy and an agenda that involves careful sequencing and pacing of reforms and devotes more than passing attention to the distributional consequences.
Already there is a sense that the IMF is reluctant to tell Europe more forcefully how to handle its problem with Greece because the managing director must be careful to avoid meddling in Europe’s internal politics.
Parasites make very careful use of their hosts, because killing them off too quickly will leave them without a home.
Unlike other parasites, we have only one host, which means that we must be especially careful.
You have to be careful with language when discussing Israeli actions.
Established nonfinancial firms have learned the hard way that they need to be careful with leverage and keep large cash cushions.
In a careful study of rising support for populist parties in Europe, the political scientists Ronald Inglehart of the University of Michigan and Pippa Norris of Harvard found that economic insecurity in the face of workforce changes in post-industrial societies explained less than cultural backlash.
But, if companies aren’t careful, they will come to regret what they wished for.
Given the risks involved, it is not surprising that pharmaceutical companies are very careful in their choice of investments in new drug or vaccine programs, selecting only those that promise financial gains sufficient to cover the costs of both successes and failures and provide a reasonable return on the required investment.
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