Sentence examples for exercise greater care from inspiring English sources
Similarly, when the goods are expensive, the buyer can be expected to exercise greater care in his purchases; again, though, confusion may still be likely.
In a comment letter early last year, Deloitte wrote, "We are not aware of evidence showing that disclosing an engagement partner's name in the audit report would increase the partner's sense of accountability or that it would cause the engagement partner to exercise greater care in performing the audit".
He went on to state that killer robots may be better able to determine when not to engage a target than humans, "and could potentially exercise greater care in so doing".
Where researchers know that their work is going to be reviewed and assessed, they exercise greater care in the process of gathering the information, leading in turn to enhanced reliability of results.
The fields appeared so genuine that Allied pilots had to exercise great care to avoid trying to land on them.
What we should take away in all of this is a reminder to exercise great care in judging how long is too long — or too short — to grieve.
The jury would certainly ask, "Could they all be lying?" Because jurors find prior-bad-acts evidence so powerful, judges generally exercise great care in deciding whether to admit it.
Some studies note that parts of the edge of the continental shelf in the region bordering the scar are not stable, and companies involved in petroleum and gas exploration continue to exercise great care in order to prevent another slide.
Such threats have not squelched the opposition or the passions which fuel it, but they have forced reform-minded Iranians to exercise great care, and often to flee their own country.
