Sentence examples for precautions making from inspiring English sources

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention identified drowning as the leading cause of death from unintentional injuries for children aged 1 to 4. The Millers had taken precautions, making sure their pool is surrounded by a fence.

For this earlier round the Kurds had taken better precautions, making sure that things were "under our control and mediation" (p. 219), as Talabani later explained.

The scanner uses a near-infrared laser that is eye safe and requires no additional safety precautions, making it ideal for scanning in museum or public galleries.

Overt security precautions make wealthy customers uncomfortable.

None of these precautions made it easy to examine or even visit him.

W.C.S. claims its safety precautions make its site the most secure in the country for disposing of low-level radioactive waste.

Cities across the state are bracing for the annual perils of Independence Day fireworks, their precautions made urgent this year by tinder-dry landscapes, hellish temperatures, stinging winds and fearsome memories of last fall's deadly wildfires in Southern California.

The security precautions make sense, given that quite a few people would like to listen to his conversations.

Probably not but taking a few simple precautions makes sense.

But TSA security screenings have become part of the experience of flying in the US and these precautions make it safer to fly.

Jockey Club general manager Sal Sinatra said this week that no extra security has been hired or precautions made at Pimlico as a result of the riots that took place mostly in East and West Baltimore.