Sentence examples for cautious formulation from inspiring English sources
The Foreign Ministry instructed its diplomatic missions around the world to use the same, more cautious, formulation, ministry officials said.
In his more cautious formulation he says that "words do have a limited range of meaning, and no interpretation that goes beyond that range is permissible".
Yet Fergus Ewing, the Scottish energy minister, used a different, slightly more cautious formulation in a Scottish government press notice in June, stating: North Sea oil and gas is a hugely valuable asset.
But very soon after, Mr. Bush resorted to more cautious formulations, leaving many diplomats confused about what he was trying to say.
According to Halliday ([1973]) the proposal had been based on a pilot research; that, for him, was reason enough for a cautious probabilistic formulation of the hypothesis.
In our formulation, ties are assigned cautious ranks that favor the inactive molecules.
28 Our review found no difference in the reported adverse events between the two formulations, but this warrants cautious interpretation.
Administration officials hope that this vague formulation reflected a new, if cautious, sense of pragmatism -- one that might open the door to a grand bargain on offensive and defensive systems in which the treaty would be modified to accommodate the American antimissile program.
Public relations researchers should be cautious about concentrating on close relationships between organizations and publics and seek appropriate re-formulations and alternatives that more accurately depict organization public connections.
13 Therefore, clinicians should be cautious about extrapolating the finding of the study by Zhang et al to treatment of BPH/LUTS with an immediate-release formulation of alfuzosin.
