Sentence examples for be more cautious with from inspiring English sources

Woodson will have to find a suitable role for Andrea Bargnani, acquired in the off-season from the Toronto Raptors, and be more cautious with Stoudemire.

If consumers are faced with having to pay more in the shops, they are likely to be more cautious with their spending.

No signs exist indicating that clubs plan to be more cautious with contracts.

And IAC chief Diller's ongoing battle with stockholder John Malone may have caused them to be more cautious with acquisitions.

"And if an owner decides on his own to be more cautious with these salaries, he gets hammered by local fans and media," Ganis says.

For instance, if the reseller offered to pay immediately during the first transaction, the lime bosses might, on the contrary, regard it as a warning signal that he should be more cautious with this transaction.

Donations are down, foundations are more cautious with grants.

But many Indian chefs at more mainstream restaurants are more cautious with goat.

Inevitable comparison is drawn to Zinédine Zidane, although Zidane is more cautious with his own offspring.

One European diplomat in Islamabad said the United States should have been more cautious with its aid.

Earlier in Asia, markets were more cautious, with Japanese shares hit hard by a rise in the yen.