Sentence examples for cautious whether from inspiring English sources
People have been cautious, whether it is the wireless carriers or the retailers, all the way down to the end user".
Therefore we must be cautious whether donepezil at a clinical dose affects angiogenesis in patients.
The following examples illustrate this theme: "We are working as a team, but when a shortcoming or neglect happens at work, as a nurse with sufficient knowledge and practical experiences, I notice it, but we either do not talk about it properly, or would be too cautious whether to mention it or not".
China's currency has weakened in recent months, though economists debate whether the change has been propelled by markets turning more cautious or whether Beijing has sought to weaken its currency to bolster its exporters.
However, Ryanair's Mr O'Leary is uncharacteristically cautious about whether long-haul, low-cost's moment has finally arrived.
But some European leaders were cautious about whether the E.U. and the White House could strike a deal that would stick.
Mr. McCain was cautious about whether Mr. Cochran's support would bring him to the 60-vote threshold he needs.
"Japan achieved high growth in the first half of this year, but we have to be cautious about whether this growth will continue," he said.
Despite their success, the Google researchers remained cautious about whether they had hit upon the holy grail of machines that can teach themselves.
Although Chris Faulkner says the future "looks bright", he is cautious about whether the country is yet ready, believing it to only have a "very rudimentary" framework in place.
