Sentence examples for taking precautions in from inspiring English sources

Other bands are taking precautions in half-measures.

Follow the lead of this policeman taking precautions in The Great #Smog of 1952?

Taking precautions in the evening, like limiting movement and using a regular driver, eliminates much of the residual risk.

Chile's foreign minister, Alfredo Moreno, said the Chilean government was "taking precautions in the rest of our embassies".

However, Yuta Oga, a spokesman, said the company was taking precautions in having employees avoid unnecessary travel or excursions.

Dr Julie Sharp, Cancer Research UK's head of health information, said: "Many cases of malignant melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer, are preventable by taking precautions in the sun and making sure you don't burn.

Bennett is more honest: "Even had there been no deception, [the Germans] would have taken precautions in the Balkans".

I'd rather take precautions in the absence of all the evidence rather than sticking my head in the sand.

Hurricane Dean was expected to pass south of Houston, with landfall in northern Mexico, but mission managers decided to take precautions in case the storm takes a right turn.

A State Department travel warning advises American citizens to take precautions in the country, where laws against alcohol and even playing music in public are strictly enforced.

In fact, such professionals make up a large number of those who have died in the Ebola outbreak, having failed to take precautions in dealing with infected patients.