Sentence examples for become cautious to avoid from inspiring English sources
The safety is not bad under the situation of heavy flow because drivers start to become cautious to avoid crashes and their speed is passively reduced for a fairly high vehicle density.
Although initially cautious to avoid government censure, the 30-page newsletter recently has become bolder, reporting critical remarks about the Castro government that probably would have earned Lopez, 52, a prison sentence a few years ago.
But Lebedev is cautious to avoid direct criticism of Vladimir Putin or Dmitry Medvedev.
But he also emphasized the need to be cautious, to avoid aggravating the injury and risking a longer absence.
He has been cautious to avoid aggressively hectoring his hosts – an increasingly important regional ally – on human rights.
Be cautious to avoid the temptation to harvest the fast growing high value trees using a selective or diameter limit strategy.
Calais Mayor Natacha Bouchart said the authorities were being cautious to avoid people squatting on the site.
Mir will need to remain cautious to avoid knockout punches, which Hunt routinely lands on taller and longer opponents.
This isn't a call to divert attention, or a protest against other minorities "that have it better," a falsehood I'm cautious to avoid.
We watered plants once or twice a week individually using equal amounts of deionized water, being cautious to avoid leaching.
