Sentence examples for cautious observation from inspiring English sources

All she offered was a blandly cautious observation: "The bipartisan committee did their job, and this shows that the system works".

None of these happenings can be empirically tested, and very little can be observed directly: the whole story has had to be assembled by inference and conjecture, cautious observation and some serious mathematical physics, from the first sight of sunspots to the launch of space-based solar observatories.

And, if so, where does that leave citizens of the Russian Federation who are not ethnically Russian?Prudently, Mr Hosking leaves these issues open, ending instead with the cautious observation that, though Russia is one of history's great survivors, it will need "statesmen of unusual ability and vision" if it is to last out the 21st century.One looming challenge is demography.

This interpretation is also suggested by Hume's description of his experiments as being based on "a cautious observation of human life" (Treatise, "Introduction").

Being aware of the temperament of the HIV and TB patients can eliminate one of the unknown barriers of non-adherence by a cautious observation.

It is important to mention that cautious observation of such natural products from marine source to be a significant candidate in antitumor and apoptosis inducing drug group and to combat human cancer where formation of peritoneal malignant ascites is a fundamental basis of morbidity and mortality.

Other analysts have made more cautious observations, noting that administrative and military deficiencies are obviously found in the Azerbaijani military and that the Nagorno-Karabakh Defense Army maintains a "constant state of readiness..."....

With good reason, Regueira and colleagues are more cautious; their observation of interactions between norepinephrine and mitochondrial respiration is indeed interesting, but the complexity of mitochondrial physiology renders such conclusions unsound.

"So it's an important study, but it doesn't say what happens to glaciers higher up, and they could start acting like the accelerating glaciers now; so I'd be very cautious". Satellite observations show an overall loss of ice across Greenland.

His 2006 book, "The Audacity of Hope," is an altogether more conventional work, filled with the cautious, consensus-building observations of a sitting senator and presidential hopeful.

His charge appears to be wholly without basis, for the leading commentators have been overly, even culpably, cautious in their observations on the President; in fact, since Agnew attacked them in 1969 there hasn't been so much as an arched eyebrow in the lot.