Sentence examples for cautious number from inspiring English sources

Call 1,000 on the S&P a sharp-penciled, cautious number to work with.

If even the most cautious numbers are borne out, this will be the biggest holiday period yet for online shopping, topping the $11.2 billion that Jupiter Research counted for the 2001 season.

Whether he starts or not, the Giants would rather be cautious on the number of snaps he gets and not run Barber's slender body into the ground or too many shoulder pads.

However, the British government was cautious; the large number of British passport holders and businesses based in South Africa made them reluctant to force the issue and provoke a confrontation.

Be cautious about the number of times you apply extensions in a matter of months.

In other words, be cautious interpreting these numbers.

Be cautious about those numbers.

ProPublica, a nonprofit journalism organization that maintains its own database of health care company payments to medical providers, offered a list of important reasons to be cautious about the numbers released Tuesday.

However, these numbers do not agree with our previously reported numbers based on our attachment of gold nanoparticles to the enzymes and a cautious count of the number of nanoparticles, when we reported an approximate 11 000 copies per cell.

A small target, a number of cautious but "smart" policies between now and the election, and the overriding message, don't risk Labor, there's no good reason to change.

So far, the World Health Organization (WHO) has been deliberately cautious in putting a number on the scope of such a disaster.