Sentence examples for To be precautionary from inspiring English sources

To be precautionary, if laboratory studies misestimate effects, they should overestimate risk, thereby triggering follow-up studies.

But whereas most work used to be precautionary checks before people bought, the majority of clients now are owners living in their new homes and enduring acrimonious rows with developers over unresolved faults.

"You have to be precautionary".

All measures are said to be precautionary and the exhibition is due to open on Friday as planned.

Congress intended the act to be precautionary, they argue, listing species if they appeared to be in danger of extinction.

Moreover, public interventions that affect the microbiome of infants and children, as well as other vulnerable groups, need to be precautionary by properly evaluating unintended long-term consequences.

The decision to pull a player from the game would be precautionary, to avoid cases like those of Crosby, Letang and Landeskog.

Hence Mr Kuroda's attempt to shock the system.One reason for the reluctance of multinationals to invest their cash may be precautionary.

With the ICC World T20 impending, their omission is thought to have been precautionary.

"Our recommendation is to be very precautionary," he said, "mostly to protect other things in the ecosystem, but also to protect the fish itself".

St Mirren's captain Jim Goodwin was taken off just before half time, much to his displeasure, though as he'd been booked it looked to be a precautionary move by Danny Lennon.