Sentences with phrase «taking more caution»

The result of this is that many teen drivers get into accidents that they may have been able to avoid by taking more caution.

One has to wonder if the officials took some recent criticism to heart, as Andy Murray, the No. 4 seed in the men's singles bracket, said that «it only takes one bad thing to happen,» urging event organizers to take more caution.

Whether it inspires us to take new risks us or counsels us to take more caution, we can only act responsibly when we have information.

With these features in place the characters feel that much more personal to you and make you take more caution than you otherwise would since you want to see what each one has to offer in terms of story and individual relationships.

Chuck, Philippines In our context we are reminded to take more caution and to be more intentional in documenting our work not only in terms of writing but more so in video forms as it gives audiences a glimpse of how the struggle is not just mere updates in a blog or an email it is something lived and experienced.

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That's happy news for the more sarcastically inclined, but before you get carried away, the researchers caution that this finding shouldn't be taken as a blank check to be sarcastic whenever and wherever the mood strikes you.

Conversely government bodies in the United States, as well as some other western governments, seem to be taking a cautioned yet more welcoming approach to the cryptocurrency.

They suggest that companies take a lesson from the printing found on the right - hand mirrors of most cars and label their annual reports, «Caution: this company may appear more capable than it is.»

In recent years, he has dealt more extensively with this.61 He remains faithful to his basic caution, not taking any particular political line.

Dotted with more than 30 volcanoes, Guatemala is the kind of country where folks like to take the family on a Sunday afternoon picnic up the slopes of an erupting peak, straight past signs cautioning «unstable ground and dangerous fumes.»

Giroud's new contract will only last until 2018 (three more seasons)-- as Wenger quite rightly has taken caution with handing the 28 year old such a large contract.

She further cautioned that «Constant, unsatisfied nursing and inconsolable crying are two of the signs of newborn starvation that lead to brain - threatening complications,» and so - called «cluster feeding» can actually cause a child to burn more calories than they're taking in.

He cautioned against the tendency of the agencies and institution taking entrenched positions on initiatives and policies aimed making the ports more efficient.

But the researchers caution that it will take several more years to get the compound into phase II clinical trials to test its potential as an effective and safe antidepressant for people.

The researchers caution that their study wasn't set up to show that negative emotions or thinking causes people to take more opioid pills but only to see if there was an association.

Still, Sharp cautioned: «It took 15 years to get here, and the next 10 years will be exponentially more impactful.

But Armstrong cautioned that it would likely be much more expensive and take much longer than space industry companies claim for them to develop such space taxis.

But Einstein's Dr. Maja Oktay, a co-author of the new research, cautioned that the typical length of the studies — six or so years — is too short to assess the risk of metastasis, «which can take more than 20 years» to appear, she said.

But Eisen cautioned that, as is being seen in Arizona, it will take more than just the presence of Aedes aegypti mosquitoes to cause a dengue outbreak.

Based on the evidence available, I can certainly see the importance of exercising caution with consuming FCLO until we have more information, but do not think the report alone is enough evidence to never take FCLO again unless we receive further verification.

Taken together, the New York University researchers conclude that it might be necessary to broaden our concept of the causes of obesity and urge more caution in using antibiotics.»

Caution: In some users, MCT oil can cause digestive problems and loose stools so it is best to start slow to allow the body to adjust, begin with a teaspoon at a time, and no more than 2 tablespoons a day and take it with food.

While many people have been able to control weight by taking on a low - fat diet, more and more research suggests caution.

Falzone, though, recognizes that it can take more than caution to stay safe when conversing over the Internet.

Along with Life of Pi, his films include Taking Woodstock; Lust, Caution; Hulk; Ride with the Devil; The Ice Storm and Sense and... More

As makerspaces become more common in schools, she cautions her peers «not to take these valuable resources for granted.

Furthermore, caution should be taken in relying on one study that generalized from 239 home - schooled students (and their families) to the 1.1 million or more in the nation in 2003.

The gains against high - stakes accountability are real, but a new book cautions that ending the blind reliance on testing will take a lot more hard work.

But a word of caution to all potential spendthrifts: the HDi costs # 1000 more than the faster, quicker, 40 kg lighter petrol version and it could take you over 25,000 miles before you reaped that back in fuel bills.

At Lime Rock Park, a beautiful little bull ring of a circuit, I was easily doing more than 140 mph by the end of the front straight, and that's despite my taking the final, downhill sweeping turn with an ample amount of caution.

Things get even more murky in a field like marketing: people will take thousands of dollars to market your book but caution that they can't guarantee anything.

Illiquidity should be taken on with caution, and with more than enough compensation for the loss of flexibility in future asset allocation decisions and cash flow needs.

Still, at this point in the markets, I am more inclined to caution than risk - taking.

OTTAWA — Fitch Ratings says Canada's real estate market is as much as 20 per cent overpriced and cautions the government may need to take more measures to slow down borrowing on homes.

This article explains how to bathe a puppy, the cautions you should take, and what breeds might require more bath time than others.

Still, as more cat owners take to the grain - free trend and learn about ingredients, Hackett says cat owners are purchasing with caution.

I instead caution everyone to start with what their real spending is, and then add the disclaimer that if you feel comfortable to take on much more spending using card tricks then go ahead.

Missions can be tackled in multiple ways, allowing you to go unseen and nonlethal or take a much more aggressive approach where bodies pile up in your wake — though again, the game isn't really built for you to face down more than a couple of enemies at a time so some degree of caution is needed.

Scientists not involved in the work said it was intriguing — but must be taken with caution, as one more entry in a long string of efforts to get at the sensitivity question.

Taking a bit more time and progressing with due caution would have been paying huge dividends — even ignoring the enormous external costs of this accident.

With accidents on the rise due to cell phone usage while driving, the trends in road rage increasing, and a national increase in traffic and congestion, motorcyclists have to take much more caution while riding in public today.

Part 3 describes cautions to be considered in taking action based on profitability data and sharing this sensitive data more widely within the firm.

This Part 3 describes cautions to be considered in taking action based on profitability data and sharing this sensitive data more widely within the firm.

Part 3 will describe cautions to be considered in taking action based on profitability data and sharing this sensitive data more widely within the firm.

But these guys are professionals, and they know that not all jokes are right for all audiences.We train our instructors to take the conservative route, to err on the side of caution and save the more questionable jokes for their stand - up routines.

The official's remarks for caution, while not specifically hostile against the cryptocurrency sector, is in contrast to those offered by Taiwan's financial regulator who have taken a more embracive approach to cryptocurrencies and initial coin offerings (ICOs).

Though he cautioned gung - ho parties that getting into the cryptocurrency space is more like gambling than investing, Oliver managed to take a nuanced, impartial stance on cryptocurrency in general.

One note of caution: if you wait until you are feeling more grounded, you will be able to take in the facts without them becoming etched on your brain for flashbacks later.

Breslin cautions against placing too much emphasis on test - taking at the expense of a more balanced approach to how we define student success.

Brown, in addition, pointed to the majority share of federal income taxes paid by homeowners, cautioning that they could shoulder even more responsibility if the changes take effect.