Sentence examples for great care to avoid from inspiring English sources

Coalition forces take great care to avoid civilian casualties.

The sifting must be done with great care to avoid crushing the eggs.

Centcom spokesman Lt Co Kyle Raines said the coalition takes great care to avoid civilian deaths.

The fields appeared so genuine that Allied pilots had to exercise great care to avoid trying to land on them.

Those three wolves will harass a bison or an elk, taking great care to avoid antlers or horns, which can mean death.

But it must be done in a manner that takes great care to avoid preventing eligible voters from casting a ballot.

The Clintons are right to assert that their foundation is infinitely more worthy than Trump's, but it is also more than fair to wish that the Clintons, knowing full well that they were not done with public life, had taken far greater care to avoid potential conflicts of interest, or even the appearance of them.

The right-wing connection has been such a problem that groups like One Law for All have had to officially distance themselves from organisations like the EDL with a report called "Enemies Not Allies", which called on activists to take greater care to avoid cooperation with Islamophobic groups.

In older adults with long-standing diabetes and CKD, greater care to avoid hypoglycemia is needed and less stringent A1C targets are recommended (81).

Thus, greater care to avoid hypoglycemia is needed in the older patient with CKD and less stringent A1C targets of treatment are recommended (81).

Initial theme construction guided two further re-readings of all responses, with reflection and revision following each reading until the final thematic coding scheme suitably reflected participants' key perceptions, with great care taken to avoid introducing researcher bias (Marshall & Rossman, 1999).