meticulous

careful and meticulous calculation

the meticulous organization behind the coup.

a slow but meticulous worker;

Austere officers demand meticulous conformity with military regulations.

She is meticulous in her presentation of facts.

a watchful nurse tending a critically ill patient. See also Synonyms at meticulous careless

he had always been so meticulous about his appearance.

Lawyer Jia specializes in major and complicated cases from the day of a full-time professional on, characteristic of broad knowledge, meticulous thinking, eloquent speechcraft, and prompt response.

Charles Darwin was a rigorous, meticulous scientist.

But sometimes even Jacque's meticulous pronunciations don't tell the whole story.

I'm guessing 3.5. He's very meticulous.

'Cause cooking is very meticulous if you want the right taste.

And because they do bottle conditioning they're meticulous about monitoring package pressures.

We were impressed by the meticulous research Sarah had done to prove her theory.

Even with the most meticulous budgeting, a few unexpected costs are bound to occur.

As with all great attorneys, Leibowitz's power lay in the meticulous preparation he gave each case.

Montgomery was by nature a far more cautious man who put great stock in meticulous planning.

Thankfully he exercises better judgment within the covers of this meticulous and well-argued book.