Sentence examples for cautious opinion from inspiring English sources

Although the issue is not settled in my household, my cautious opinion now is that my teenage sons have more to gain than to lose by having a taste of wine now and then with dinner.

According to Merrill's Henry Blodget, the reason behind his cautious opinion is timing.

He is cautious about opinion polls but points out that System Three last week put the party at 27percentnt, much higher than at the same stage in 1997, when it won six seats.

The only time this method falls through is when a friend has decided not to enter the requisite contact info into their profile (something unnecessarily cautious, in my opinion, if you've set up your privacy settings correctly).

Here, too, Administration policy may well be a good deal more cautious than the opinions of the right-wing media would suggest - which again is fortunate, because much opinion on this subject is more than rabid.

But in the boardroom the usual effect of leaks is to stifle independent thinking and encourage cautious, self-protective opinions.

Others in Brighton were more cautious about whether public opinion would support that sort of direct action.

His model was what Mr Gellately calls "consensus dictatorship": cautious, sounding out public opinion and changing course when necessary.

If you love someone with an illness, be cautious in sharing your opinion about his or her decisions.

He was shrewd not only from the weight of experience but in the cautious way he rationed opinions.

Just as I often urge climate scientists who are not policy or political experts to be cautious when expressing their opinions on climate policy, I also urge experts on coastal engineering and ecosystems to be cautious when expressing their policy prescriptions on land use policy.