Sentence examples for cautious considered from inspiring English sources

Mr Mackay said the decision to recall the planning appeals was "in line with the government's cautious, considered and evidence-based approach to unconventional oil and gas extraction in Scotland".

Beyond that she is cautious, considered, smart.

They have plenty of reason to be cautious, considering the hammering that share- and bondholders took during the firm's two-month dash through the bankruptcy courts last year.Nevertheless, Mr Akerson, a former telecoms boss, believes he has some strong selling-points.

However, it should be cautious considering the spatial- and temporal-specific roles of Notch signaling in renal fibrosis.

To see the amount by which the lower bound provided by the theorem is in fact overly cautious, consider what the usual binomial distribution for the coin tosses in this example implies about the likely values of the likelihood ratios.

Although I will say people in my group are a bit more cautious considering the HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in the age group they are dating can be as high as 50%.

Naturally, Maynard was cautious considering she is a well-regarded author of eight novels and a series of memoirs yet is still probably best known for her relationship with Salinger, which she documented in her 1998 memoir, "At Home in the World".

However, at the same time we should be cautious considering that no male competition was allowed in this study.

He told the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1: "We have got to be cautious and considered in these areas.

Labour's Ed Miliband said he would be "cautious and considered" about calls for more powers for security services.

As for the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, he says he will take a "cautious and considered" approach to any proposed change.