Sentence examples for caution given from inspiring English sources

Mr. London expressed caution, given the volatility.

We have established preliminary age and sex norms that should be interpreted with caution, given the low response rate.

The balancing act requires a long-term approach, he said, advising caution, given the fund's lack of a track record.

"My initial approach to this request was based on caution given the advice I received," she said late on Thursday.

He adds: Mr McMullan's evidence needs to be treated with very real caution given his tendency to exaggerate and sensationalise.

But there was still a certain amount of caution, given renewed worries about the eurozone thanks to Italy.

Mr Edayaranmula warns that all data must be approached with caution, given the prevalence of illicit sales.

The two sides have approached their latest round of talks with some caution, given their previous efforts to merge.

This might suggest the need for caution, given Europe's suspicion of religion and Islam's fear of Crusader states.

This association should be interpreted with caution given the different demographic structure of rural census areas.

However, in an editorial comment, virologist, Robin Weiss, urged caution given the nature of epidemiological research.