Sentence examples for Treat with caution from inspiring English sources
It's a situation we need to treat with caution.
She declines to endorse any of the four issues, as she says it is important to treat with caution a number of theories frequently cited as the reasons for Labour's defeat.
A confrontation between Lawrence and his wife, Corinne (the poised Rachel Nicks), is among the play's strongest scenes, opening a fictional window onto the shadowy side of a relationship that most histories treat with caution.
Grown-ups know to treat with caution the writings of Mark Steyn in the National Review or the statements of the conservative Independent Women's Forum or the foamy rantings of conservative bloggers.
Running from 12.30 to 3pm, its untrammelled access to cooked breakfasts is merely an amuse bouche for what follows: all the roasts, sushi and charcuterie you can neck, along with salads – treat with caution – and cake and chocolate fountain lunacy, all washed down with unlimited champers.
"These figures should be treated with caution.
But they should be treated with caution.
Faux fur should be treated with caution.
A myth that should be treated with caution.
Other offers will be treated with caution by the UN.
