Sentence examples for cautious things from inspiring English sources

Commissaire Cedric Gambaro, Clichy's police chief, is cautious: 'Things have been poorly expressed.

The strategy also has stern things to say about how British spooks must never work with torturers, but then it has strikingly cautious things to say about countries whose human rights are not in line with British values.It may seem a small thing, but it jumped out at me as something to watch in the future.

The cautious thing is to act - and to act now - before any more ground is lost".

Many at A.C.S. believe that taking kids from their parents is the cautious thing to do.

The most cautious thing to do would be to maintain proper buffer zones".

"As I argued last week, the cautious thing to do is not to plough on and simply hope for the best.

The cautious thing for the American planners to do is assume a substantial ground presence for several more years.

The cautious thing to do would be to muddle through with a far cheaper incremental programme of improvements – a longer platform here, an extra bit of track there.

The normal, cautious thing is to say that there's no way to attribute any particular event, like a heat wave in the Ukraine, to global warming — and news media have basically been bullied by this argument into rarely mentioning climate change even when reporting on extreme weather.

The cautious thing to say is that phenomenology leads in some ways into at least some background conditions of our experience.

Since the credit crunch lenders have become more cautious and things are not quite so easy.