Sentence examples for cautious notice from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago today, Amy reminds us, the Centers for Disease Control took cautious notice of a new, unusual, communicable, and apparently fatal immune-system disorder that, at the time, had surfaced in fewer than a half-dozen known cases in the United States.

By Hendrik Hertzberg June 5, 2011 Thirty years ago today, Amy reminds us, the Centers for Disease Control took cautious notice of a new, unusual, communicable, and apparently fatal immune-system disorder that, at the time, had surfaced in fewer than a half-dozen known cases in the United States.

Despite the cautious outlooks, I didn't notice any major earnings warnings for the first quarter.

Yesterday, while we dug through thousands of tweets throughout the day about the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, we noticed a few cautious tweeters asking questions about the next steps.

The novel is sharp and precise, and here, the manic noticing of detail is cautious; here, the flat description performs the feeling of a hollowed-out, grieving man.

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.

Song was cautious after her run-in, but later noticed other women striding round in boots.

As I've started to look at resort collections (a preview of Saint Laurent the other day: prints, second-gen cape collars from Stefano Pilati's fall collection) I've noticed cloth bags that validate the cautious spender.

If Intel feels pain now, it could signal that PC manufacturers are lowering their expectations for the holiday shopping season or are noticing that their business customers have become cautious.

As I was leaving the cinema with my Iranian friend (and I assume we were the only Iranians in the room), we were cautious not to speak Persian too loud to be noticed.

"They're extra cautious now, after the crash," a passenger tells me, noticing my frustration.