Sentence examples for cautious folk from inspiring English sources

LAWYERS are cautious folk.

To the cautious folk in IT departments, this is second nature.A lack of resources does not help.

Writers, in an age where an errant tweet can set off an avalanche of op-eds more widely read than the writers' actual books, are cautious folk.

Amar told the LA Times: "It puts to rest all the doubts … We lawyers are cautious folks".

Regulators tend to be cautious folks, so more often than not, they favor incumbents.

Be cautious when using folk hiccup cures that have not been medically verified.

Despite his cautious optimism, Silicon Valley folks have been trying to bring the principles of Silicon Valley innovation to D.C., but the realities of representative democracy have blunted their success.

While old folks and cautious adapters fortify themselves against the game's seductions — shaking heads at kids today — a stampede of pundits have broken with game-hating tradition and praised "Pokemon Go" for a broad slate of social virtues.

A sign said 2.5% and I thought how cautious these supposedly tough Yorkshire folk were.

With a lot of new issues either out the door or lined up, folks should be cautious about these new opportunities that may have great upside, but could go nowhere.

The Acting Inspector General of Social Security, Gale Stallworth Stone, warns folks to be cautious, and to avoid providing information such as your SSN or bank account numbers to unknown persons over the phone or internet unless you are certain of who is receiving it.