Sentence examples for a greater caution from inspiring English sources

The money mania of the late Nineties was being replaced by a greater caution.

There is a greater caution around taking on black and Asian novelists, a bigger concern about how they will be marketed.

Considering the dimensions of our failure in Iraq, we hope that Clinton has learned a greater caution from the President for whom she worked.

Although in preserving North Korea as a communist state China had attained its principal strategic objective, its leaders understood the costs and risks involved and were determined to exercise a greater caution in their international dealings.

Better understanding of information is associated with a greater caution in relation to taking treatments.

These data also suggest a greater caution in the use of autophagy inhibitors as antitumor drug, specially in the context of tumors carrying p53H175 mutant.

Moreover, the phase information is rather subtle, and its consideration must be done with a great caution.

Like drivers who slow down after seeing a crash but soon speed up again, investors exercise greater caution after a disaster, but these days it takes less than a decade to make them reckless again.

For the president, the legacy of the blowup over Mr. Wright in 2008 has been a drawing inward and greater caution on matters relating to race.

Among sick children, a maximum of 3 mL/kg over 24 hours is suggested as a reasonable guideline, although greater caution may be needed in children with anemia or blood volume depletion.

Bolivia's budget deficits would probably grow if a Persian Gulf war brought, as expected, a rise in oil prices, a decline in exports and greater caution among the international investors who have funded billion-dollar public debts in this hemisphere's developing nations.