Sentence examples for cautiously suggest from inspiring English sources

We cautiously suggest that when there is no absolute indication for repeated cesarean section, induction of labor may be considered.

Same-sex marriage is such a contentious issue, it's remarkable how quickly it went from a thing someone would cautiously suggest at a party to state-wide policy.

On the basis of these precedents and the results of this study we cautiously suggest that the ability of melanin to capture electromagnetic radiation combined with its remarkable oxidation-reduction properties may confer upon melanotic organisms the ability to harness radiation for metabolic energy.

However, we only cautiously suggest this interpretation, due to the described challenges with validating Nexus results.

Also, we cautiously suggest that our results may be broadly relevant to the evolution of RNA viruses in general.

Moreover, we cautiously suggest that TNF-α or IGF1 modulate the miRNA biogenesis of some miRNAs via MAPK/ERK signalling.

Mr Milburn cautiously suggests 50-50 as the right split.

African governments are cautiously suggesting that the opposition Movement for Democratic Change and Mr Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party should now sit together and negotiate a solution.

After a blizzard of mentions for short fiction, Nilpferd cautiously suggested that it may have simply been "a favoured mode of expression" for "Borges and his circle", though wondered if the tango might be in some way responsible.

With high unemployment and an uncertain future, people have been shopping cautiously — suggesting that maybe, just maybe there is some foundation to all of the talk about a change in the consumer mind-set.

In 2001, Reynolds, in a piece for Uncut, wet his finger, stuck it in the air, and cautiously suggested that a revival of the independent music of 1978-1984 might be a possibility.