I need to carefully vs how things are going.

Some examples from the web:

• Jun 24, 2010 ... Over a decade of being in business for myself, I've found that there are times when I need to carefully consider my words so others aren't ...
• Apr 6, 2015 ... I need to carefully control the player's progress through the game, blocking access to each new area until certain preconditions are met.
• I need to carefully check my work. (incorrect) I need to check my work carefully. ( correct); Avoid hopefully. Hopefully, the dog will be able to safely cross the road.
• May 21, 2015 ... “Since it's the first time I've done this in 21 years, and I have generally become less active than before, I know I need to carefully prepare for this ...

Some examples from the web:

• "I just called to see how things are going" has to be the lamest follow-up question of all time. Although, it is running neck and neck with, "I just called to follow-up.
• Jun 22, 2015 ... Change your edition back to menu. Clear as mud. The best way to gauge how things are going with Greece's bailout negotiations. Written by.
• Class dyn.pr. Future ↔ How Things Are Going. the way things are going; progress. How Things Are Going concerns itself with change -- what direction and how ...
• Aug 31, 2015 ... Most Americans are are not happy with how things are going in the United States, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released ...