Sentence examples for cautious sake from inspiring English sources
But for his own cautious sake, Randolph should not have been thinking out loud to the reliable Ian O'Connor of The Record of Hackensack, N.J.
Reports of laboratory advances have to be hedged in cautious language for the sake of patients and their families, talking in terms of "treatment" and "survival" rather than "cures".
After the war, he was cautious, for your and my sake as well as for his own.
But we should be cautious about using them for their own sake, and/or for problems that we already know how to solve.
But we are cautious that we do not use technology for the sake of using it.
Initially hesitant -- I mean this was the poor eastside for goodness sake -- I got out and took a cautious stroll.
Sarah and her best friend, Jennifer, were cautious teenagers--they kept a running "Never List" of things never to do for safety's sake, like accepting a ride from a stranger or walking home alone late at night.
Even Hillary Clinton, the Democratic frontrunner for the 2016 presidential race and historically a supporter of free trade, has been cautious amid growing concern over the effect of globalisation on middle-class jobs, warning against "trade for trade's sake".
But for christ sake, for christ sake.
