Sentence examples for cautiously argued from inspiring English sources

Given the importance of the case and the rights and stake, the majority opinion by the liberal lion Judge Stephen Reinhardt might seem surprisingly narrow and cautiously argued.

Richard Greene cautiously argues that he "never admired Islamic culture," but there is no evidence he knew much about it.

The announcement follows months of impassioned debate, with some conservationists, including the World Wildlife Fund, cautiously arguing for elephant culling to protect the ecosystem, and other groups outraged.

Olson argued cautiously, as if protecting a lead.

In 1983 officials urged that "when there is a choice to kill or not to kill, choose to kill"; in 2005 officials said courts must "kill fewer, kill cautiously".Ms Trevaskes argues that Mr Xiao was able to push this line because he could argue that it would boost the system's legitimacy.

We have added a final paragraph to the Discussion where we discuss the limits of our findings and argue, cautiously, that similar dynamics would be found if we had used clearly visible stimuli without any overt response.

Thirty years ago, it could be argued that we should proceed cautiously because of potential health dangers.

While judges cautiously accepted the judgment, some legal academics argued that it violated rules of evidence, damaged the separation of powers between the executive and Parliament and caused additional expense in cases.

Some argued that progressives should continue to move more cautiously.

15 It has been argued that cyclists are less likely to ride cautiously when wearing a helmet owing to their feeling of increased security.

Already before the publication of the BART study, an editorial in the New England Journal of Medicine discussed the limitations of these small trials and argued that they should have been interpreted more cautiously, particularly given the contradictory findings of some epidemiological studies [ 18].