Sentence examples for caution explaining from inspiring English sources

The Southern Baptist Convention's North American Mission Board said that while "optimistic," it had urged its ministries to "proceed with caution," explaining, "There can be a tendency over time for the government to attempt to control that which it subsidizes".

Is there a clear statement one can present to an institution which may be erring on the side of caution, explaining that a request for a CRB check is unnecessary and unlawful in the circumstances outlined above?

But caution explains only so much.

This sense of caution explains much about the season.

Tory and Labour supporters may complain that their leader's caution explains why they have so far not managed to take a decisive lead in the polls.

To illustrate his level of caution, he explained why he missed a mound session on May 3.

Political caution might explain his long delay in obliterating his aunt/stepmother's memory, which remained lost until 1829, when Jean-François Champollion, the first person to successfully decipher hieroglyphs using the Rosetta stone, was surprised to note female suffixes in certain royal inscriptions at Deir el-Bahri, and detective work began.

Given the statistical problems discussed above and the simplifying aspect of modeling approaches, the results of these studies should be considered with caution, which explains why these studies are not used in government socioeconomic impact studies.

Some Jews ignore their cautions, which explains why Yom Kippur is one of the busiest days of the year for Hatzolah, the volunteer ambulance corps located in many Jewish communities; too many elderly or sick people try imprudently to fast.

Wolfgang Schaüble, the German interior minister, referred to Mr. Obama's struggle on detainees domestically in explaining European caution.

Wolfgang Scha?, the German interior minister, referred to Mr. Obama's struggle in his home country on the detainee issue in explaining European caution.