In addition to the social science studies that she cites to caution against seductive generalizations about life events, literature offers the best defense, by shedding light on the variety and complexity of experiences of marriage, for example, or of death.
The governor of the bank, Park Seung, called for caution, citing weak consumer confidence despite rising exports and increased industrial output.
Although acknowledging China's potential, JadeValue general manager John Uddman advises caution, citing intense competition and difficulty in acquiring customers.
"You can't just push the fossils away," she cautioned, citing an article by Sheikh al-Turayri, who asserts that the question of evolution is purely a matter for scientific inquiry.
"But that doesn't mean Iran is abandoning Assad or welcoming an American intervention," she cautioned, citing reports that Revolutionary Guards are in Syria, as are Iranian-backed Hezbollah militiamen.
Maggie Lowton sounds a note of caution by citing other communities in Swindon that started well but went downhill.
Or consider the advice given to President Underwood by his press secretary, citing poll numbers that caution against him naming a political novice as his Vice-President: "Less than ten per cent approve of someone who has never held elective office".
Linois later excused his delay in attacking the merchant convoy by citing the need for caution: At dawn on 15 February, both the British and French forces raised their colours.
Since then, however, the school board has temporarily banned foreign travel, citing a State Department advisory cautioning Americans about increased risks abroad.
In a statement, Carnival Cruise Lines, citing "an extreme abundance of caution", said: "The Texas healthcare worker onboard continues to show no symptoms of illness and poses no risk to guests and crew onboard".
