Sentence examples for caution to progress from inspiring English sources
"Following those inquiries we have now arrested a 78-year-old man in the Berkshire area and will be interviewing him under caution to progress our investigation".
The uncertainty about regulatory penalties could seriously hinder raising capital and prompt Wall Street firms that arrange securities offerings to progress with caution.
Although much caution is needed for the general population to progress very slowly with knee bending.
Holland began with possession, Romania with the caution of a team that knew a draw might be sufficient to progress.
"Nothing seems to progress".
"But we need to progress.
"To progress with the squad.
Although Stephen Jay Gould (1989) vehemently cautioned against equating change with progress, Darwin's bulldog himself (Thomas Henry Huxley) and his grandson Julian Huxley both argued that evolutionary advances could be considered tantamount to progress (Desmond 1997).
We would love to progress".
