Sentence examples for cautious reason from inspiring English sources

When everyone finally drew breath Steve McClaren's side were still third bottom and Manchester United had slipped to sixth but both managers expressed cautious reason to believe they can defy the bookmakers' odds and keep their jobs.

But we have cautious reason to believe this year's crop will actually fulfil the traditional hype and prove exceptional – a vintage summer to rival 1985 (Ghostbusters, Back to the Future, Rambo) and not another 2000 (Gone in 60 Seconds, The Patriot, Battlefield Earth).

As an idea, the possibility of British withdrawal is becoming normalised.The author can list any number of soothing, cautious reasons why Britain will not leave.

Also, Mr. Pinelli, the Autodata analyst, said the soft economy was making many consumers cautious, a reason that he thinks that sales by Korean companies are surging.

"We are not taking anything off the table, but we are being very cautious for reasons I am sure everyone will understand".

At any rate, the question of whether invasive cell growth mechanisms and effectors existed already in LECA is posed in a very cautious and reasoned (even shy) manner.

Authors who've employed sensitive readers spoke to Waldman and Washington Post writer Everdeen Mason, offering uniformly cautious-sounding reasons for their use.

Most cutting equipment produce a lot of sparks which you must be very cautious about; a reason why you must have goggles and protective clothing.

He is ultra-cautious for good reason.

In places where there is perhaps just one theatre, it only takes that venue to play cautious for financial reasons for their audience to be excluded from anything but mainstream work.

"I think members of the Swansea supporters' trust are right to be very cautious for two reasons," said Cannon.