Sentence examples for caution sir from inspiring English sources

Call us risk averse... call us parochial Londoners clinging to our green and pleasant isle... but we at The Economist would prefer to err on the side of caution:Sir Nicholas may well err on the gloomy side.

It is that laconic judicial caution that Sir John Chilcot deployed to annihilate any residual doubt that the decision to take Britain to war in Iraq in 2003 was a calamitous failure and a monstrous mistake.

He added: "And even if he is, that won't matter too much if the economy shows signs of recovery". A word of caution also came from Sir Oliver Wright, newly appointed UK ambassador to the US, in September 1982.

While regional theatre may currently be in good health, Sir Nicholas' caution at the start of October was that further cuts would be "madness" because subsidised venues outside London had "enormous short-term issues".

Saying that Nato needs to look at a new strategy to counter the "combination of subversion and coercion" used by its former Cold War adversary in Crimea and eastern Ukraine, Sir Adrian cautioned that traditional military threats still exist.

He is a man who will get noticed". The military analyst Sir Timothy Garden cautions against concocting instant conspiracy theories and says there is great pride within the army at the way in which officers coped with media attention.

Sir Alex Ferguson cautioned Young after diving controversies against Villa and Queens Park Rangers, and the former United manager claimed in his latest autobiography that the player had matured in that regard.

Zimmer never goes there... Zimmer decided to skip any mention of Sir Pat Bateson cautioning about overuse of the "metaphor" of natural selection and saying further that "natural selection is not an agent".

Zimmer decided to skip any mention of Sir Pat Bateson cautioning about overuse of the "metaphor" of natural selection and saying further that "natural selection is not an agent". Bateson was one of the organizers of the November meeting.

The veteran brigade leaders were deeply disappointed by Sir George Prevost's caution at the Battle of Plattsburgh.

Her appointment followed the resignation of her predecessor, Sir Allan Green, who was cautioned after being found by police in the red-light district of King's Cross, north London.