Sentence examples for concerned caution from inspiring English sources

As far as the decision rules were concerned, caution was exercised in applying them to indicators for which it was unclear whether higher or lower values would be preferred.

Nor do I intend to get into any discussion of climate, 'optimist' or 'pessimist', save to say as one environmentally concerned erring on caution, 'helping the cause along' by rigging things makes me groan as it makes my efforts at factual persuasion all the harder.

"We have really caring, concerned residents," Figoni said, though she also cautioned: "I'm sure [water use is] going to go up this summer.

Concerned communities in Northern Kenya send a signal of caution to the developers of newly found oil and gas.

Beyond my caution with founders, I am more concerned about the ecosystem as a whole than about individual participants — TV "deals" can always be fixed or undone.

"People are exercising caution, and I'd be more concerned if they were willing to pay anything at all," Carey added.

Officials with the American Yoga Association said they were less concerned with philosophy and religion than physiology and cautioned against allowing children under 16 to practice yoga because they believe that their growth may be affected.

Government support for solar energy is an important feature of China's current Five-Year Plan, which runs through 2015, although Premier Wen Jiabao publicly cautioned in March that he was becoming concerned about overcapacity in the sector.

Shustak said that Lee initially approached him for advice in May 2008 as he became increasingly concerned about Lehman's aggressive accounting techniques: "He came to me and expressed caution about certain things that were going on.

Concerned about polluted storm-water runoff, the Ventura County Environmental Health Division issued a warning Monday cautioning swimmers and surfers to stay out of the ocean.

Ultimately their vulnerable state added to their caution to share the little resources that they had: The fragile state of the participants makes one concerned about their willingness to actively participate in an unfamiliar or even experimental approach of the cluster (POE-09).