Sentence examples for taking enough care from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lavalle and the internal report raised concerns that Fannie wasn't taking enough care in handling these documents.

"It's pushing the technology envelope and not always taking enough care that the technologies were mature when we put them on an aircraft," he said.

They have also angered the Afghan government, which has repeatedly criticized American and NATO forces for not taking enough care with civilian lives.

A former school volleyball champion in China's southern city of Guangzhou, where the young Wendi was raised, Deng openly fusses over her husband and is said to regularly admonish him for not taking enough care of his health – scoldings Murdoch seems to enjoy.

"The Americans and their proxies are not taking enough care to protect civilians," Woods said.

I don't think you take enough care of yourself.

"But some of those other Williams characters," she said, "they don't take enough care of their own lives.

He said the company had been diligent in checking radiation levels in the water, but had not taken enough care to filter for airborne radioactivity.

"Dame Clara did not appear to have taken enough care with her written evidence," Treasury committee chairman Andrew Tyrie said on Friday after the committee approved her reappointment.

Solbakken might not have taken enough care to check out his employers but he is obviously a man au fait with the strange customs of the Bundesliga.

"Pierre took wonderful care of Yves - almost too much care of Yves -- but he did not take enough care of the business," says a friend who has known them for years.