Sentence examples for case caution from inspiring English sources

(Although Ireland had only one certified case, caution was the order of the day).

Traditionally, the sector has not been very innovative, but in this case caution might be justified.

(Both his lawyers and the U.S. Attorney's office decline to say what he did, but officials close to the case caution not to read too much into it; in a halfway house, tiny infractions can have enormous consequences, and neither Davis nor Luger has ruled out his re-release).

In any case, caution is advised when applying TIC normalization.

In any case, caution when interpreting these results is warranted.

In any case, caution should be exercised when searching for links between genotypic and phenotypic traits.

But a lawyer involved in the case cautioned against concluding that the issuers would be eager to help the investors' lawyers make their case against the brokerage firms.

Jake's case cautions us that it's inadequate to speak of rotten apples and lack of resources, of demoralised staff and officers unqualified to care for vulnerable children.

Before releasing him, the Lord Mayor, judging the case, cautioned Johnson that the practice could not be allowed, and must not be repeated.

In most cases, caution dictates a very light hand, for fear of inflicting even more damage.

Finally, although this study demonstrated the accuracy of the Punjabi and English versions to detect 'cases' and borderline anxiety cases, caution is warranted in their ability to detect borderline cases of depression.