Sentence examples for cautiously point out from inspiring English sources

I know, it's silly to even bring this up, they seem to say, as they cautiously point out that Houellebecq is a raging misogynist.

Despite the publication of the cloning of Lyp2, we would like to cautiously point out that the existence of this transcript has yet to be confirmed.

However, we currently cannot think of a schema that would allow it, so we cautiously point out that such a test "might not be feasible in principle".

Although our study was powered to find significant barriers that affect the entire participant group, we cautiously point out several barriers that were found in some of the demographic subgroups and may indicate worthwhile avenues for further research or outreach.

Given that the motif is specifically observed in only one tissue within multiple datasets, it is unlikely to be an experimental artifact resulting from internal priming, but we cautiously point out that it may reflect a property of brain mRNAs unrelated to polyadenylation.

Pigott cautiously points out since it's typically part of a multi-modal treatment approach in Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists, it is difficult to quantify the impact from laser as a sole modality in their clinical setting.

He cautiously points out that the exchange achieved its goals by creating clear boundaries and thus making it possible for the two countries to live side by side in relative peace.

Grimthorpe, more cautiously, points out that "whatever happens on Saturday, she will still be an exceptional filly" but it will be hugely disappointing if the hoodoo on Arc winners at the Breeders' Cup extends any further.

The authors offer an unusually positive representation of CPS test scores while cautiously pointing out the large achievement gaps exhibited by both CPS and Illinois between minority and non-minority students that need to be redressed.

She cautiously points out the very pungent noni plant, which produces a medicinal fruit that is alleged to cure everything from acne to cramps to cancer.

Disney executives were quick to point out that they were only cautiously optimistic about a continued rebound at the parks because of consumers' fears about a war with Iraq.