Sentence examples for circumspect warning from inspiring English sources
Still, bankers and lawyers remain circumspect, warning that it is still too early to declare a mergers-and-acquisitions boom like those during the junk bond craze of 1989, the dot-com bubble of 1999 and the leveraged buyout bonanza of 2007.
The report captured the prevailing circumspect mood, warning that Asia needed to address "daunting multigenerational challenges and risks".
But the more circumspect Mr Mordechai gave warning on March 2nd that "we will probably be stuck with the Lebanon headache for a long time We need solid security arrangements before we can withdraw".
The more medicines taken, however, the greater the risk of harm from adverse drug events, and the reports of drug-related hospital admissions suggesting that over 6% of acute admissions result from therapeutic misadventure sound a warning of the need to be circumspect about polypharmacy [ 14, 15].
Meyer cites "a series which I won't name" as providing a warning sign about the perils of approaching remasters as opportunities to fixed perceived wrongs, but Baker is less circumspect, coughing the name "Star Wars" between words.
America is more circumspect.
Others were less circumspect.
Still, Rwarakabije was circumspect.
