Sentence examples for become extremely cautious from inspiring English sources

But the city, from that point on, had become extremely cautious about its architectural heritage.

As the 2007 Accenture report points out, they have become extremely cautious about what they can deliver in the short term.

Some analysts said the F.D.A., stung by having to withdraw some drugs from the market for safety reasons, had become extremely cautious.

As the battles over mammoth-scale development grow more heated, developers and their marketing teams have become extremely cautious about the information they release before a project passes review, for fear of inciting a public outcry.

To Henning Riecke, security expert at the German Council on Foreign Relations in Berlin, the campaign shows how "Mrs. Merkel has become extremely cautious over taking a stand on any issue that might damage her".

The video network has become extremely cautious about its relationships with high-profile "creators" on YouTube, after a year of controversies in which blue-chip brands found their ads running alongside terroristic, illegal, or otherwise offensive content.

I grew up in a heavily wooded area, and became extremely cautious about matches and campfires as a result of Smokey's message, as did all my friends.

And they become extremely upset.

It's become extremely accessible".

But it could also become extremely profitable".

Farook had become extremely devout.