Sentence examples for cautiously claim from inspiring English sources

Clegg could cautiously claim Locke for the Liberal Democrats.

Therefore, according to the histological and immunohistochemical evidence presented here, we can cautiously claim that the tissue generated by the described method has clear characteristics of human bone.

"The vast majority of people see it as positive, but there are some people who view it cautiously and claim it takes kids away from their friends.

Although some astronomers have cautiously supported these claims, others have dismissed them as "contrived".

Philosophers have long made introspective claims about the human mind or, to speak more cautiously, they've made claims seemingly at least in part introspectively grounded.

For these reasons, his philosophy is sympathetic towards the primary implications of revelation theology, and it cautiously upholds the essential philosophical claim of revelation: namely, that truth is a disclosure of otherness (transcendence) to reason, or at least an interpreted moment of otherness in reason.

Residents were now "cautiously optimistic" that their health claims might be settled, Mr. Rabin said.

Ake Sellström, the Swedish scientist in charge of a UN investigation into the use of chemical weapons in Syria, has reacted cautiously to French and British claims that laboratory tests indicate Assad's forces have used sarin gas.

They said they were proceeding cautiously in their search of his house due to claims that it may have been booby-trapped with explosives.

All results should be interpreted cautiously given the limited ability to ascertain RD using claims data, and future research into RD should focus on developing and using more broadly representative datasets.

China rejected that claim as groundless, and warned America to tread cautiously when handling trade disputes.