Sentence examples for caution of the from inspiring English sources

86 min: Some pantomime cheering now, as Newcastle receive their first caution of the afternoon.

The gap was probably unavoidable, given the institutional interests and caution of the Vatican.

That experience appears to have contributed to the caution of the Shiites during the current war.

Nadeau's pit crew finally did him a small favor on the fourth caution of the race.

Given the caution of the global supermarket giants, they will have less to shout about.

Jimmie Johnson spun out on lap No. 240, precipitating the 10th caution of the race, but recovered to finish fifth.

We have in this immediate context another example of the manner in which Jewish zeal and energy are ready to outrun economic caution of the ordinary Western pattern.

The defence secretary, Donald Rumsfeld, is reported to be increasingly frustrated by the caution of the generals and their inability to come up with a creative battle plan.

It began with a difficult reckoning between the Youngs and their daughters, between the weary caution of the experienced and the unfettered optimism of the young.

The correct response would have been a second caution of the night to send the full-back down the same path as Lehmann.

She repeatedly brought up the "60 Minutes" option, and Bernanke, in keeping with the general caution of the Fed, at first was skeptical.