Sentence examples for To be more circumspect from inspiring English sources

To be more circumspect with respect to the presentation of the speculative model, we have limited its presentation in the manuscript from three to only one figure (the original Figures 6A-C have been reduced to the revised Figure 6A).

This is not the first time a scientist has made such a promise – in 1946 Alan Turing predicted that "in 30 years it would be as easy to ask a computer a question as a human being" – and since his TED talk Markram has learned to be more circumspect.

"Other carriers appear to be more circumspect," Mr. Buttrick said.

The candidates themselves have tried to be more circumspect.

With a few notable exceptions, the Bush family managed to be more circumspect.

Mr. Trichet, many say, is likely to be more circumspect in his public remarks.

Poor English can be a red flag signal for you to at least be more circumspect until you know more about this person.

Scientists must be more circumspect.

After being questioned under caution last December and watching one of his closest friends, Andy Coulson, go to jail, Morgan is more circumspect, but only a little more.

Sergei N. Ignatchenko, the senior spokesman for the Federal Security Service, the domestic successor to the K.G.B., was more circumspect but made clear the agency would not second Mr. Kadyrov's claim.

King Abdullah, who previously called for Syria's president, Bashar al-Assad, to step down, was more circumspect in an interview last week, mentioning worries that Qaeda-linked fighters had joined the opposition.