Sentence examples for cautiously suggested from inspiring English sources

During the Renaissance, some theorists working within the republican tradition cautiously suggested that ordinary people might have an especially useful role to play, especially as watchdogs and soldiers.

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.

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.

While he cautiously suggested that a Novak Djokovic-Andy Murray final is more likely than not, he also said that Djokovic could be in for some testing times over the next few days, particularly if Juan Martín del Potro defeats David Ferrer in the quarterfinals.

After looking at the background of 200,000 children across 31 countries, a research group based in New Zealand cautiously suggested in the medical journal The Lancet that "exposure to paracetamol might be a risk factor for the development of asthma in childhood".

The authors cautiously suggested that decisions may be made before entering an intersection, but proposed that additional research was needed to support this idea.

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

Other experts have begun to cautiously suggest that this decision could pose a problem as well.

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

Republicans have addressed the issue cautiously, suggesting that they would examine it but not necessarily hold up Mrs. Clinton's confirmation as a result.

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.