Sentence examples for be highly cautious from inspiring English sources
But Farage will be highly cautious.
Analysts expect China to be highly cautious in using its foreign reserves and demand guarantees of their safety.
Pat McFadden, the shadow Europe minister who recently met senior officials in Berlin, warned that Merkel would be highly cautious over treaty change.
The possession of actual money lulls our disquietude; and the premium we require to make us part with money is a measure of the degree of our disquietude". The same reliance on "conventional" thinking that leads investors to spend profligately at certain times leads them to be highly cautious at others.
With increasing use of gefitinib, especially in those patients with EGFR over-expression or mutations, it is reasonable to suggest that clinicians be highly cautious about this possible complication.
In the replay the Romanian South, Criscota, was highly cautious.
Facebook Twitter Pinterest My colleague David Leigh suggests that Leveson is "highly cautious, even timorous" on how the power of some media proprietors might be curbed.
Western Australia Liberal senator Dean Smith said he was highly cautious about the merits of constitutional recognition in the first place, but Shorten's plan would be too much for many Australians.
Lord Justice Leveson is highly cautious, even timorous, on what will be the key question for many of his readers, of how overweening power exercised by some media proprietors might be curbed.
Combining a go-ahead approach to new technologies with a conservative social message that is highly cautious about immigration, Mr. Stoiber has stretched his appeal from young Bavarian professionals to the state's reactionary traditionalists.
