Sentence examples for combat caution from inspiring English sources

American officers, citing widespread physical damage as well as continuing bursts of combat, caution that it will take months to restore electricity and water, and longer still to create from Falluja's ruins the showcase city they have promised.

"The boys displayed more signs of combat caution than earlier and became harder to lead into hazardous action -- by commanders who actually felt the same as the troops," Fussell writes.

Hillary Clinton expressed sorrow Thursday over the "terrible" shooting attacks in San Bernardino and called for renewed international cooperation to combat extremism, though she cautioned that the motive behind the rampage was still unknown.

Here is a one-sentence review of "American Sniper": the martial virtues are so precious, rare, and fragile that they should be sent into combat only with the greatest caution.

SRTRC chief executive Ged Grabby said the results demonstrated more needed to be done to combat far-right extremism and cautioned what message younger people were taking from the media.

But the official cautioned that the presence of highly trained combat and special operations troops did not necessarily mean that investigators considered the vessel a serious threat.

"Instead of bringing people close to the government," cautioned Haji Mukhtar, a Kandahar Provincial Council member, more combat "will cause people to stay further from the government and hate the foreigners more".

Among the downsides of this battlefield caution is a disturbing unwillingness to give our own combat troops the supportive airstrikes and artillery cover that they feel is needed.

Several commentators described Mrs. Clinton and her campaign as overly cautions, all business and humorless, and efforts to combat this — a clever send-up of the last "Sopranos" episode featuring Bill and Hillary — had little effect.

Now it is uniformed commanders scarred by Vietnam and politicians shaped by its legacy who most urge caution, while civilian Pentagon officials and a president who saw no combat as a home-front National Guard pilot seem more disposed toward force.

Though Carbonell cautioned against "leaning very heavily" on physical fixes to help combat acute anxiety, shifting your focus to your immediate environment may help you get out of your own head at critical moments, he said.