Sentence examples for bits of caution from inspiring English sources

For the most part, these bits of caution about the future of Germany's economy have been blown away in the gusts of pride that sweep from the government through the German media about a growth rate for 2010 that could reach 3.5 percent, a testimonial (Germany's less earnest friends, please note) to the merits of German thrift and vision.

A bit of caution, however.

He conceded only that "maybe I lacked a bit of caution".

They ought to be worn with a bit of caution, however.

(Someone might have urged a bit of caution on the supposedly high-flying Colts. Not sure who that was).

Given the cyclical nature of profits, a bit of caution about future growth might be in order.

America's housing slump is not yet yesterday's news, and looking ahead, a bit of caution seems warranted.

"With so much at stake I wonder if there will be a bit of caution from both clubs.

"There's a little bit of caution, and it's warranted," said Larry Rice, chief investment officer at Josephthal Lyon & Ross.

"The market has to absorb quite a bit of policy news and the Fed statement, and I think there is a little bit of caution," she said.

A bit of caution, however, about the predictive power of those polls showing Mr. Romney having clearly won the debate on Wednesday.