Meticulous

"Meticulous" is an interesting way to describe PCHR's approach.

Yourish.com 2009

"Meticulous" then, apparently means exaggerating the level of destruction caused by Israel.

Yourish.com 2009

Meticulous attention to period detail is a requirement of this particular subgenre.

At Journey's End, a Ship of the Line Steve Donoghue 2011

Meticulous but approachable, with a strong sense of personal and corporate responsibility, he maintained strong east of England roots and was a popular president of the CBI (1984-86), where one senior colleague summed him up simply as "a gent".

Sir James Cleminson obituary Martin Adeney 2010

Meticulous preparations are underway in Monaco for the first royal wedding since Grace Kelly married Prince Rainier in 1956, with tourism officials betting the razzmatazz surrounding Prince Albert's upcoming marriage to Charlene Wittstock will spawn a tourist industry of royal wedding knock-offs.

Monaco Hopes for Tourism Boost From 'Other' Royal Wedding Katharina Bart 2011

Meticulous planning and funding are needed for such a massive effort.

Logistics Complicate Food Aid Transport to Somalia 2011

Meticulous studies of a cast of a Parthenon sculpture and a sturdy male model, along with a vivid head of the artist's father, bear witness to Picasso's mastery of traditional techniques by the age of 16 or 17.

Portrait of a Restless Artist as a Young Man Karen Wilkin 2011

Copenhagen Gursky's Meticulous Craft The image "Rhein II" by Andreas Gursky recently sold for $4.3 million €3.3 million, making it the most expensive photograph ever sold.

What's On Around Europe 2012

Meticulous, he closed a door that was a hair ajar and adjusted a side table in an outdoor area so it was at right angles to the sofa.

A Retailer Snags a Juliet Chung 2010

Meticulous planning and funding are needed for such a massive effort.

Logistics Complicate Food Aid Transport to Somalia 2011