Sentence examples for taking reasonable precautions from inspiring English sources

We're already calculating risks and taking reasonable precautions every day.

Taking reasonable precautions and being aware of the potential dangers of alcohol and firearms can help reduce the number of deaths due to accidents.

But even if you're taking reasonable precautions, what if your software undercuts you?

But not taking reasonable precaution, or by not telling people it's kind of involved wider of what my understanding about what the original law was meant to be? (Community service provider) So the way I understood it was, that the law is defined into an act and a mental state.

And The Times took reasonable precautions to prevent Martinez from being easily found.

NATO commanders have said they take reasonable precautions to prevent civilian deaths and have blamed militants for endangering innocents.

The United States cannot fail to take reasonable precautions at its embassies, but neither can it be paralyzed and shut down its diplomatic functions for prolonged periods.

Individuals have an obligation to take reasonable precautions to protect their personal information and are often in the best position to keep that information secure.

Marijuana does not cause violence or impaired driving in occasional users who take reasonable precautions, but it does in people who are addicted.

A builder or property owner, she wrote, has a clear duty to people nearby "to take reasonable precautions to avoid injuring them".

The real issue is whether the institutions of American life have taken reasonable precautions to protect the public; for the most part, neither the government nor private organizations have taken more than the first halting steps.