Sentence examples for exercised sufficient care from inspiring English sources

Despite saying Mr Davies had not "exercised sufficient care", Mr Jones said the decision on whether the Circuit of Wales should go ahead was not part of the environment minister's portfolio.

"However, I recognise that ministers need to take special care in managing constituency interests and I regret that, on this occasion, I did not exercise sufficient care to maintain a clear perception of full separation of my ministerial role and my role as a constituency assembly member," he said.

These graphs imply that it is very important to exercise sufficient caution in using social distancing.

Because they can, and because consumers have not yet realized the need or exercised sufficient market influence to stop them.

They have been criticized for failures to exercise sufficient Foucaldian caution in their research.

A mere 1.3% of respondents in a weekend poll by the Kyodo news agency thought Kan was exercising sufficient leadership.

Treadmill exercise sufficient to invoke increases in muscle size and circulating IGF1 and sclerostin was selected.

"Gove is engaged in an ideological exercise, without sufficient care for the consequences of that policy," said Mr Courtney.

They expected Israel to be lambasted for not taking sufficient care to avoid civilian casualties.

"Withdrawal immediately before emission" could, "if practiced with sufficient care," be effective.

And that requires the exercise of capacities that are inherently fallible: I may not have had enough experiences of things of the same sort to classify this one securely; I may not have attended to what I am experiencing with sufficient care; I may fail adequately to remember similar things that I experienced earlier; and so forth (1946: 90 97; 190 97 104–131).