Sentence examples for cautious practice from inspiring English sources

In professional life, cautious practice with service users was noted.

While it could be expected that it induces a particular cautious practice in China, the substantive yardsticks guiding the stepwise testing are not as strict and precautionary as those required by EU legislation.

Gerald could just picture one trainer in particular, an indignant pug-nosed Irishman who insisted his students call him "Red," vehemently criticize the overly cautious practice of avoiding work in the rain.

(#1030, 26, L Participants were three times more likely to report that using HT made them reduce their risk, be more cautious, practice safer sex, or think more about whom to have sex with than they were to report that use of HT made them more likely to have UAI.

Some exceptions can be made under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, but getting approval has been difficult, and overly cautious practices are ingrained in F.B.I. counterintelligence agents.

One, the Blairite model, is radical in ambience but cautious in practice: a neat triangulation of policy, inching a little to the centre while loudly trumpeting the new Jerusalem.

"Again and again, Obamanomics, as well as his instincts in other areas of domestic policy, has been animated by a bold vision of what we need to do but has been quite cautious in practice," said Robert Reich, who was labor secretary under President Bill Clinton and advised Mr. Obama in the campaign.

There should not be any psychological hangover for him at the circuit but he may be a bit cautious in practice on Friday.

No, because his treatment was right, in principle; yes, because it was too cautious, in practice.[emphasis added].

Every doctor is cautious in practice.

Therefore, a cautious prescription practice acknowledging the possibility of a class effect seems warranted pending additional data.