Sentence examples for cautious undertaking from inspiring English sources

Aren't the trials themselves an unnecessarily cautious undertaking?

Those with huge debts are likely to be cautious before undertaking the additional burdens of a family.

Therefore, in this age group one should be cautious before undertaking any medical intervention because of valvulopathy.

They should also be cautious to undertake exercise in a euhydrated state and minimise body water deficits (as monitored by body mass losses) through proper rehydration during exercise.

The Russian army, whose proverbial slowness and unwieldy organization dictated a cautious strategy, thus undertook an extra offensive against East Prussia that only an army of high mobility and tight organization could have hoped to execute successfully.

Being always cautious, he never undertook of his own accord a battle involving much uncertainty and peril and he did not accede to the "vain impulses of the citizens".

The new directive assumes that agencies will take a similarly cautious approach when they undertake statistical analyses of their existing records.

As is true in all retaliation situations, one must undertake a cautious response to the initial employee assertion.

Three patients said that breathlessness had an inhibiting effect, which made them more cautious in what they undertook, and it made them worry about the future.

Officially their salary was the same as everyone else's: a paltry $20 a month.Ever since Mr Castro handed the reins to his younger brother Raúl in 2006, the government has undertaken a halting, cautious liberalisation programme.

Because SYBR Green binding is not sequence specific, careful design and validation of each primer pair, as well as cautious manipulation of RNA were undertaken to ensure that only target gene sequence-specific, non-genomic products were amplified by real-time PCR.