Sentence examples for cautious work from inspiring English sources

Dr. Norell said that Dr. Russell was an experienced dinosaur researcher with a reputation for cautious work.

Although it was restored more than once, it appears that only cautious work was done, with an effort to preserve the history rather than gloss over it.

The reason of failure usually, found in the form of cracks, are sorted out by special instrumentsand are mended by hand, which is unsatisfactory because cracks often needs cautious work to detect& repair them.

In the context of the early civil-rights movement, Marshall can seem the cautious, work-the-system incrementalist and King the uncompromising visionary.

Gelb, to his credit, is less cautious: works by Kaija Saariaho and Thomas Adès, hardly Puccini sound-alikes, are scheduled for coming years.

But these days the situation is all too often reversed, with up-and-coming artists creating cautious, bland work that would have been unthinkable to their pioneering elders.

' Why fight?' becomes replaced by the more immediate question, ' How fight?' Without denying the obvious benefits of cautious scholarly work, we argue that a reconfiguration of Foucault's analytics of power might help Foucaldian research to transcend the self-imposed ethic of political quietism that currently dominates the field.

Health professionals or anyone who comes into contact with bodily fluids that can carry the virus should always be cautious at work.

If you are recovering from a surgery or medical condition, be sure to be cautious and work with a doctor or physical therapist as you slowly increase your exercise.[10].[10]

"For a long time I was cautious of working with my parents because I wanted to feel separate from them in the community," she added.

"He was very cautious about working," Mr. Duvall said, adding that he had asked Mr. Grosbard to direct several projects, including the film "Tender Mercies" and the television movie "Stalin," and was turned down.