Sentence examples for true precautions from inspiring English sources

Well, no, as thousands of medical workers in Africa can testify — not when true precautions are in place.

Even when someone else mugs you, the coppers can spot an opportunity.Not long ago I was robbed, and to my shame I had omitted to keep a business card in my wallet a precaution that, as true Muscovites know, would have enabled the thieves to call and sell my identity documents back to me.Without the documents, as the Soviet saying goes, I was nothing.

This might sound like a Cyclone Warning precaution but its true.

He soon realized that his true vocation was bell ringing, but he took the precaution of earning his biology degree.

The suit alleges that the companies either failed to take reasonable precautions to prevent the spill or concealed the true dangers of the chemical.

Even if this is true, it offers no excuse for the lack of fundamental safety precautions that should have, according to the policies of the Western contractors, been taken by the factory owners long ago.

Certain speech acts, such as extortion, false advertising, and true threats which would make a reasonable person fear violence and take precautions are not protected.

While it may be true that we cannot prevent earthquakes and hurricanes, through investing in infrastructure, other precautions and the ability to respond to disasters of this kind, we can reduce their impacts.

This was true for residents in Mississippi who in 2003 reported feeling a mosquito bite as the most important reason for taking precautions against mosquito bites (8 ).

If research can establish that is true, then it may be possible to screen infants and single out those at risk, so that parents can take suitable precautions.

"You take precautions".