One must be careful that the wind in one's hair doesn't blow one's brains out.
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Also required was careful, discreet co-ordination between small groups of people who were careful never to stay in one place too long (particularly the country where the attack would eventually be carried out), and who could easily be replaced if they came under police observation.
But Nooyi noted that the company has to be careful about investing more heavily in one brand at the expense of another.
"The record, in short, is one of careful analysis at every stage, a continued commitment to research and prompt and decisive action in response to clinical-study results, " the scientists say.
The same is true of the pose in which Freddie initially sees him: pooled in light, brow clutched, pencil in hand, one careful comma of blond hair dangling down, as if posing for the portrait of a thinker.
Its bombing campaign may be one of the most precise and careful in history, in stark contrast to Serbia's murderous campaign against Albanian civilians in Kosovo.
Political leaders in South-East Asia are always careful not to upset their devout Muslim supporters, which is one reason why most co-operation with America in its war on terrorism takes place behind the scenes.
One wants to be careful about having too much debt in that structure.
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In the start-up world, one has to be careful to separate out fact from hype, cautions Andres Susi, CEO and cofounder of Tallinn-based dating site Flirtic.com.
And I believe the President said recently in one of his interviews that you have to be very careful about the decisions you make with regard to releasing the reserve because you don't want to get in the situation where you release it because of a price issue, and then find that you have disruption and your reserves are down.
In the meantime, be careful not to make a temporary problem a recurring one.
One morning when he was in fifth grade, after much careful thinking, Tengo declared that he was going to stop making the rounds with his father on Sundays.
"The decision to cease publication of the Review is a difficult one made after a careful study of the magazine's prospects in a challenging business climate, " said Todd Larsen, chief operating officer at Dow Jones Consumer Media Group, the Review's publisher.
Teenage girls everywhere seem to be Skechers' biggest fans, but the company is careful not to openly cater to them in the U.S. That's one reason Britney pitches shoes only outside the U.S., where she is almost as well known for her Energys as she is for her belly button.
And one Western official said Tehran was, for now, being "very careful" in its nuclear programme.
The first Iran, of course, has the power, and sits at the negotiating table, but we must be very careful not to forget that second Iran, the one that will play a more important role in the future of this geo-strategically vital nation.
One kind of taxpayer who should be careful, says Joan Vines of accountants Grant Thornton in Washington, D.
This careful and repeated wording shows that the president views the ouster of the Baghdad regime as one battle in an ongoing war.
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In addition, we have to be very careful about viewing past recessions and recoveries to draw assumptions about this one.
Be careful what you wish for: The Nasdaq doubled in a year and then surrendered 25% of its value in one wild week last month.
One lesson each of the participants in the smartphone and tablet markets should heed: be careful not to confuse the consumer which could paralyze demand.
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But Brown is careful not to violate one of the tenets of her investment discipline and try to predict which funds will be in favor down the road.
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