Sentence examples for precautions of their from inspiring English sources

While other foreigners remained cloistered in their compounds — some wistfully so, restricted by the rigid precautions of their employers — my new friends didn't find Afghanistan intrinsically scary.

396 patients (96.1%) failed to recall any side effects or precautions of each of their prescribed medications, although 232 patients (58.4%) would consult a doctor if they encountered problems with their medications.

The issue of precautions for their own security versus consideration for the patient's dignity was raised as an ethical and practical dilemma.

Practically all the ranchers take the precaution of varying their routines.

That the Detlors didn't take the simple precaution of unloading their gun and locking it up struck me as incredibly negligent.

On much of the footage of the widespread theft after the riots, looters can be seen brazenly taking the goods they want, some without taking the precaution of covering their face.

Usually they take the extra precaution of dressing their most valuable dogs in puncture-proof vests of ballistic-strength fibre and in stout "cut collars" that come up almost to the ears.

Boaters have grown used to the signs warning against spreading zebra mussels — and to the precaution of keeping their boats clean and even disinfecting them with a mild bleach solution.

Even if the risk is small, there is no cost yet to taking the reasonable precaution of moving their savings to Germany or the Netherlands (or Switzerland, thanks to the currency peg).

Homosexual and bisexual MPs of all parties in an earlier age, Tom Driberg or Chips Channon for example, survived scrutiny by making marriages of convenience - even happy ones - or by taking the precaution of visiting their constituencies, especially at election time, in female company.

From there, they can use that knowledge to take necessary precautions of what is in their control to reduce their risks.