Sentence examples for precautions especially from inspiring English sources

The experience caused Albrecht to take extreme safety precautions, especially when the Baader-Meinhof terrorists targeted business leaders in West Germany.

He and his neighbors have seen a few alligators, so they routinely take safety precautions, especially with pets and visiting grandchildren.

Our experience disabused us of some cherished notions about day-to-day civil justice and exposed the near-uselessness of many of our precautions, especially when contractors are in such short supply that homeowners have almost no leverage over them.

The original bill had mandatory security precautions, especially for "critical infrastructure" businesses, such as electricity plans and water treatment facilities.

For now, NIH director Dr. Francis Collins said travelers should take precautions, especially if they are pregnant or plan to become pregnant.

(On December 18, the Department of Health and Human Services announced additional options for prophylaxis of inhalational anthrax for persons who wish to take extra precautions, especially those whose exposure may have been high.

Second, the paper argues that it will be challenging for AWS to fulfill the requirements laid out under the International Committee of the Red Cross and LOAC for the rules of humanity, military necessity, distinction, proportionality and precaution, especially as it is related to noncombatants.

Therefore while albumin infusion, even in high total doses, appears to be well-tolerated in type 1 HRS patients, nonetheless, monitoring of central venous pressure directly by catheterization or indirectly by vena cava ultrasound for signs of excessive cardiac preload may be a prudent precaution, especially in patients receiving higher cumulative albumin doses.

If a new edition is considered, additional topics that would be helpful to clinicians include travelers' precautions for eye care (especially regarding certain environmental exposures), breastfeeding among travelers (currently an abbreviated section in a chapter that discusses pregnant travelers), and collaboration among practitioners of travel medicine and public health professionals.

For persons traveling to North Africa to visit relatives and who are at high risk for exposure to potentially rabid animals, rabies preexposure vaccination should be discussed; this precaution is especially wise for those undergoing repeated or long visits to places with no modern culture cell rabies vaccine and for groups at risk, such as children <15 years of age.

We add to that sympathy the hope that this accident will act as a wake-up call for Disney World to ensure that every precaution is taken, especially at such a popular family destination as Disney World.