Sentence examples for because of a precautionary from inspiring English sources

November's figures may have exaggerated the gloom because of a precautionary rundown of inventories and a shortage of trade finance, both of which may be short-lived.

The movements so far considered are of a precautionary nature.

It was just really more of a precautionary thing.

"It's nothing urgent or too dramatic, it's more of a precautionary move," he said.

The difference between both years highlights the importance of inter-annual variability, which is significant from an ecosystem-level perspective because it reveals the relevance of applying a precautionary policy in the management of aquaculture activity.

The EU and the IMF have pulled out of talks over a precautionary line of credit for Budapest because they believe Fidesz is undermining the independence of the central bank and national fiscal council.

Ross remains in his post – a ghost of what he used to be, because of a strict system of precautionary recording and editing – while an increasing number of writers and performers are complaining about the effects of "compliance": the system of BBC editorial defences introduced after Ross/Brand and an earlier run of scandals over faked or misleading content.

Defensive tackle Fred Robbins has a calf sprain, and tight end Jeremy Shockey was held out of Tuesday's practice as a precautionary measure because of soreness in his upper leg, Coughlin said.

Daniel Welbeck was left out of the Valencia friendly but that was described as a precautionary measure because of a minor knock and he is in contention for the Swansea game.

In the absence of evidence of safety, we take a precautionary approach.

"This was a precautionary measure because of the potential aftermath of the wind on schools having power cuts," a spokesman said.