Sentence examples similar to taking early precautions from inspiring English sources
RNLC takes early precautions to avoid the usage of congested links when alternative lower loaded, paths are available.
Gabriel attacks her own failure to take early precautions and the phoney sympathy that isolates cancer victims.
But while it may be exciting to make a living from broadcasting videogame content, streamers should take early precautions to protect their channels and avoid being "GG'ed" by a potential legal dispute.
Because fertility preservation counseling is often overlooked, Rosen said he was especially "reassured" by the findings of the new study, as they show a majority of women who survive cancer as children were able to get pregnant regardless of whether they took early precautions.
By this, the consideration was to take early-precautions against high energy consumptions in the early design stage and to enhance legislation by adding recommendations of concrete architectural values.
This erosion will only accelerate if adequate precautions are not taken early enough to address this emergency.
"Taking Precautions, or Regulating Early Birth Control Films". In Jennifer Bean and Diane Negra, eds., The Feminist Reader in Early Cinema.
They are taking more precautions".
He allowed the Union army at Shiloh to be completely surprised by Johnston's attack, leading the Northern Army to come within an eyelash of being completely smashed, even as junior officers begged him to take precautions days earlier.
Kalisch apologised for the inconvenience but said the ABS had taken the "early, prudent precaution to take the system down to be assured of the integrity of the data".
