Sentence examples for cautiously though from inspiring English sources
The results should be interpreted cautiously though; the small sample size limits the researchers' confidence that their data are not the result of random chance.
So far the police have handled them cautiously, though pro-regime thugs have become more active.
Ken Waters, the agency's warning-coordination meteorologist in Phoenix, spoke cautiously, though, saying there is "a little bit of relief" in sight, but "not much, really," just "a bit of a drop in temperatures".
They should tread cautiously, though, considering past ads from Salesforce, Groupon have been voted most disliked and caused PR crises.
Our study is retrospective and the results must be interpreted cautiously, though they are supported by several previous investigations.
The authors express themselves cautiously, though, and surprisingly, they sometimes describe phenomena with phrasing that now sounds slightly inaccurate.
They took us cautiously, as though they were afraid we might break.
Businesses are measuring value more accurately and choosing more cautiously, and though that raises overall productivity, it isn't good for all workers.
Economists' forecasts for 2013 economic growth are for the most part cautiously positive, though heavy with caveats about calls for economic reforms.
On their left sits a Muslim woman, her head wrapped in a scarf, smiling too but more cautiously, as though she knows this happiness cannot last.
This year, festivities across the country cautiously proceeded, though with random vehicle checks, modified aircraft flight paths and thousands of police officers working overtime.
