Carefulnesses [noun]

Robert was even more careful here, saying the death might not even be that.

Add the flour and gently stir it in, being careful not to overmix.

“We want to be very careful not to either over-police, because that that could send a signal, or under-police,” said John Miller, the department’s deputy commissioner for intelligence and counterterrorism.

That changed in college and though he was desperate for love then, he was careful with his heart.

It’s just a myriad of complexity that flu will add to this season if we’re not careful.

This time around, social platforms, messaging apps, search engines, and news aggregators are hoping they can do better by laying careful plans to slow the spread of misinformation.

On a solo road trip, people just have to focus on being careful anytime they are outside their car.

“If you’ve eased up over the past few weeks as there are more opportunities for interacting with others, it’s time to go back to being extremely careful,” she said.

We discovered the hard way you’ve got to be careful with it.

Administrative law does limit what agencies can do no matter how careful they are procedurally.