Sentence examples for better precautions from inspiring English sources

team, said that both science and better precautions could offer an explanation.

"Europe will have to be prepared to take better precautions itself," German Defense Minister Ursula von der Leyen told public television.

There may be some slight risk that knowing more about the breadth of NSA surveillance will lead terrorists to take better precautions in concealing their communications.

In theory at least, these mines are watched over by the state-run labor organization; while coal mining is dirty and dangerous anywhere, they tend to take better precautions against explosions, fires, cave-ins and other special hazards.

The US department of transportation, which oversees pipeline safety, wrote to ExxonMobil in July last year, warning the company to take better precautions against corrosion and to update its emergency plan.

But many scientists who have examined the issues have become convinced that better precautions are warranted in much the same way that homeowners buy insurance for unlikely events that can result in severe damage to life and property.

The findings of the Ponemon Institute study point to the dire need for better wetware precautions when it comes to the security of health care records.

And they were also more inclined to take better care of themselves by taking such precautions as getting flu shots, mammograms and having their cholesterol tested.

Even residents who support the fireworks industry, such as Solano Sanchez, think better safety precautions could be taken.

Thanks to the game 47% of physician/senior nurses and 80% of nurses students declared they would perform better additional precautions.

As psychology professor Kathleen Cumiskey finds, some people even believe that staying in touch on social media is a better safety precaution than carrying pepper spray.