11.   When circumstances are more dangerous, as in shop or physical education, a teacher would be expected to exercise greater care.

12.   Great care must be exercised in deciding whether or not data fits a logistic curve.

13.   But if Clarence had exercised reasonable care, the court would have to decide whether the Trust were at fault.

14.   An appeals court ruled that a jury could find that Wackenhut failed to exercise sufficient care in hiring the guard, who had a record of violent crimes.

15.   And to do that, parents, doctors, therapists and teachers need to exercise care.

16.   As significant as the legal community finds the case, great care must be exercised in retaining power to change trustees.

17.   As with all revolutionary scientific advances, we will need to exercise great care before redefining human nature.

18.   At least in theory, parting with cash induces defendants to exercise greater care and makes victims whole.

19.   Clearly, Clark was exercising great care not to roil regulators with his purchases.

20.   Contact lens wearers need to exercise extra care when using cosmetics, because some products can damage eyes and lenses.