Sentence examples for cautious analysis from inspiring English sources

But early results, which show relatively few of the accounts appeared, invite cautious analysis.

But it is important here to separate the Nixon who sometimes expressed extreme statements to his confidants for dramatic or rhetorical effect and the Nixon who never made a really serious international move without the most careful and cautious analysis.

The report said that the Bronx neighborhood surrounding Yankee Stadium lent itself only to a "modest level of induced real estate development". But a very cautious analysis, it said, suggests that the West Side is wide open and ripe for investment.

Alongside its editorial, the Vatican newspaper published a less vitriolic but still cautious analysis by a Coptic scholar, Alberto Camplani, one of the organizers of the conference, which raised some issues with the papyrus and with Dr. King's reading of the text.

That being said, for all the haterade being chugged in the Philadelphia area, a more cautious analysis of the moves reveals some traces of logic.

We plead for cautious analysis of these epidemiologic data, however, highlighting the following points.

Instead, I believe we're seeing the same personality trait we also see in politicians -- which is to only offer opinions within a comfort zone that create hyper-cautious analysis out of fear that they'll be wrong and viewed as out-of-touch or not being knowledgeable in their field.

All of these features indicated that a cautious descriptive analysis of these data was all that was possible.

He clearly wants to suggest that the war was winnable, and he believes that Lansdale's approach was the wiser one, but he is cautious in his analysis of what went wrong.

And as Martin Wolf points out in today's FT, austerity measures tend to slow the economy so that even a determined government can find deficit reduction is a case of two steps forward, one step back.The fast nature of such crises means I think one needs to be cautious about the analysis of one of our regular commentators, bamps, on a recent post.

Re "The Sad Statistic That Trumps the Others" (Economic View, Aug. 21), which described the decline in economic growth: Although labor productivity is an important indicator of an economy's long-term health, Tyler Cowen should be more cautious in his analysis of a short-term slowdown.