Sentence examples for caution which from inspiring English sources

With exemplary caution, which occasionally veered towards boredom, Northants strolled along with impeccable timing.

Not the timid, institutionalised caution which led so many to believe we had a 35% strategy".

They were showing caution, which is one reason imports began to fall earlier this year.

"We just have a sense of caution, which is more psychological rather than backed up by hard data".

Obama's restraint was in keeping with an over-all preference for caution, which often rankled leading generals at the Pentagon.

The Galatasaray defender takes a caution, which means he will miss the return match in Turkey next week.

Heffner was skeptical, but Spielberg did work to get a new category, PG-13 (parents strongly cautioned), which was instituted two years later.

Its own approach brought five cautions, which could turn into suspensions if the same players transgress in the second leg or in the ensuing matches against Madrid.

"Stuck on You" is rated PG-13, (Parents strongly cautioned), which means that it gets away with a mountain range of undernourished double-entendres, strong language, tricky conjoined twin fistfights and alcohol consumption.

Some Jews ignore their cautions, which explains why Yom Kippur is one of the busiest days of the year for Hatzolah, the volunteer ambulance corps located in many Jewish communities; too many elderly or sick people try imprudently to fast.

He suggested these were all necessary investments, which would help to stimulate the moribund economy, and went one step further, suggesting if he formed government, he would be open to deficit spending – moderate deficits, he cautioned, which would be over by 2019.