Sentence examples for cautious when dealing from inspiring English sources

The refugees are secretive and cautious when dealing with outsiders and with one another.

But consumers need to be cautious when dealing with legal Web sites, legal experts say.

It will be especially cautious when dealing with the question of collective dominance".

"They are big nuclear power with a lot of military and we need to be quite cautious when dealing with them.

It was the first visit to such a place by a leader and was clearly aimed at showing sympathy with the marginalised.Yet Mr Wen is cautious when dealing with high-handed local authorities.

"As a government, as a city, we have to be prepared to be overly cautious when dealing with issues such as chemicals or strange occurrences, which this was yesterday".

Here, participants again were cautious, conceding the most when dealing with a counterpart they believed to be inwardly angry, even when that counterpart sent cheerful messages.

Indeed, doesn't it stand to reason that liberals, cherishing individual freedom as they do, would be more cautious than anybody else when dealing with governmental PR experts with a long track record of oppression and lies?

Of course, when dealing with huge bureaucracies, beholden to cautious taxpayers, implementing reform is difficult.

When dealing with ladders on No Mercy, Death Toll, and Dead Air you really need to be cautious.

It sounds crazy to ever say the word "fortunate" when dealing with this disease, but our family has been very fortunate to be able to take this cautious step and quarantine ourselves and our children.