Sentence examples for caution was warranted from inspiring English sources

The caution was warranted: according to the criminal complaint filed against the surviving Tsarnaev brother, police recovered two unexploded I.E.D.s from the scene of the shootout.

The caution was warranted: four hundred and eleven people had been killed there in 2012, the worst homicide rate in two decades.

Army Gen. Vincent K. Brooks, commander of U.S. Forces Korea, said it was "notable" that North Korea had taken this step but that caution was warranted.

But he said caution was warranted because Bin Laden had expressed a desire to exploit the anniversary with some kind of follow-up attack.

The committee endorsed the use of puberty blockers for some children, but Coleman told me that caution was warranted: "We still don't know the subtle or potential long-term effects on brain function or bone development.

PPR identified 6.2% of 30-day readmissions among pediatric patients as potentially preventable and excluded some diagnoses amenable to quality improvement or of uncertain preventability; the authors concluded that caution was warranted when applying the tool to pediatric populations [ 16].

Caution is warranted, however, with any policies that strive to simplify choices.

Interpretive caution is warranted by the retrospective and cross-sectional design used to generate these results.

Caution is warranted, however, when projecting these results to the general BMD population.

Such caution is warranted for another reason, analysts said: the unpredictability of postwar Iraq.

Because only one specimen of each taxon was sequenced, caution is warranted in making conclusions" (Pereira and Baker 2004: 690).