Sentence examples for more precautions than from inspiring English sources

Our Florida teams -- Jacksonville and Tampa and Miami -- take even more precautions than we do here.

Because capital punishment is the ultimate penalty, the law requires far more precautions than it does for a garden-variety murder case.

Indeed, Betty Black, who has lived near the plant for 24 years, lets her grandchildren, and the children for whom she baby-sits daily, play outside with no more precautions than buttoning jackets against the cold.

Matthieu Bouchout, the owner of HarmoNYCity, a small real estate firm specializing in short-term furnished rentals, said his company takes more precautions than most amateur subletters, requiring that visitors provide identification and references.

Working with the Americans, he said, his office is now paying more attention to the issue, including instructing personnel conducting raids at laboratories to take more precautions than usual.

Unless you are travelling to the disease zone (Guinea, Liberia or Sierra Leone), you do not need to take any more precautions than you normally would.Indeed, one could argue that if you were going to let fear of any disease stop you from travelling to exotic climes, there are plenty of candidates ahead of Ebola in the queue.

"It was more precaution than anything," Martin said.

Because mothers invest most in offspring and their loss is more detrimental to children, mothers are predicted to take more precautions with their health than fathers.

But while the European Union may feel France has gone too far in trying to protect itself from British meat, it is urging many European countries to take more precautions against mad cow disease than they have been willing to take so far.

During surgical procedures including lateral window osteotomy, more precautions should be taken at the first molar region than at the premolar region.

They are generally less approachable than, say, the F.B.I., and, if at all agreeable, take even more precautions.