Sentence examples for a matter of caution from inspiring English sources

"Is this a time bomb that you're talking about, or is this a firecracker or is this a matter of caution?" Mr. Vallone asked.

For Mourinho, it was more a matter of caution, playing down Chelsea's wild celebrations at the end.

Mr Curtis said: "Mr Jordan was reported missing to the police yesterday evening as a matter of caution because he did not return from his normal trip to town.

I know that sometimes, Type 1 symptoms can be similar to the flu or a stomach bug, so as a matter of caution, why can't a 5 second finger stick be done as a matter of protocol just to try to potentially rule out the chance that it could be Type 1 diabetes instead of the flu?

The multiplicity of melatonin's actions, including the receptor-mediated ones, has to be a matter of responsible caution.

Mr. Glynn says it's a matter of proceeding with caution, "The percentage of patients who experience extreme symptoms is minuscule," he said.

"It could be a matter of life and death so caution is required".

In Flushing, Queens, Lenny — an All Seasons Auto School instructor with a gently Borscht Belt manner — picked me up and began waxing philosophical on the matter of caution.

"It's still a matter of buyer beware," Mr. Hurdzan cautioned.

Atkinson was interviewed as a matter of routine, but was not cautioned as he was not a suspect.

"It's really a matter of personal preference". Sponsors, in fact, caution that only long-term investors need apply.