Sentence examples for more care when from inspiring English sources

That blocks up the front door and they may need more care when they come out.

I take more care when I'm running at night, but I'm more of a morning runner anyway.

Had police acted with more care when making the first mistaken arrest, she said, her granddaughter may not have died.

Such policies must make tradeoffs appropriately between risk sharing on the one hand and agency problems such as moral hazard (the incentive of people to seek more care when they are insured) and supplier-induced demand (the incentive of physicians to provide more care when they are well reimbursed) on the other.

I muttered something about taking more care when trying things on in the shop and she looked at me as if I had started speaking fluent Martian.

While international humanitarian law stipulates that civilians must be protected from all military operations, it also says that countries must take even more care when using white phosphorus.

(Dismissive of an employee's family trauma when she's healthy, Emily quickly grows more caring when disabled).

There seems to be referral bias in that persons with higher education are more inclined to ask for more specialised care when consulting their general practitioner.

Paul Bonaventura Oxford • I'm sure that when Jonathan Sumption argues cases on behalf of clients for large fees he takes more care than when he argues his own case for free in a letter.

Legislative changes were necessary to allow VHA practitioners to provide more ambulatory care when appropriate and to free up inpatient resources that could be used to care for more veterans in outpatient settings [ 3].

Yet we often do not get it because the current system tends to deliver more care even when it means worse care.