Sentence examples for cautiously noticed from inspiring English sources

The Project cautiously noticed the necessity of implementation of laws and bringing to account those violating them.

The collection procedure, the shadowers noticed, began with the crew cautiously scanning the neighborhood as the truck slowed to a halt.

This was done But Albert immediately noticed that his favorite story had been cut out and cautiously asked his brother whether adults really cut off children's thumbs.

Lincoln was quoted as saying, "Mr. Constable, I understand you perfectly, and have noticed for some time that you have been slowly and cautiously picking your way over to the Democratic party".

The correlation between high TS expression and microsatellite instability noticed in this and other studies [ 36, 37] should be interpreted cautiously, as it may not explain prognostic and chemotherapeutic response characteristics of MSI and MMR deficient tumors.

If you cautiously start posting and hanging out, people will notice you more, and probably think you're cooler.

He adds that while people can consciously use mimicry to get in good with certain associates, they should proceed cautiously: "You can't do it too much, otherwise people are going to notice".

Everyone on the bus took notice of her remark and cautiously lifted their eyes from their cellphones.

On Saturdaycampaigners cautiously welcomed the government's stance, but said that a decade's notice ought to be given to people if the change, which would be likely to come before the Commons in the next parliament, went ahead.

Naylor at Public Citizen is cautiously optimistic that the new policy will put white-collar criminals on notice.

(It is conceivable that Michael Gove may decide to proceed a bit more cautiously because of this vote, but more likely that he will decide to take no notice).