"So a little caution was crucial".
The Celtic Atlantic seaboard has been powerfully creative and outward orientated, the crucial counterbalance to English caution, reserve and desire for privacy.
Fans who buy record companies generally have a bad track record (ask Mr Guy Hands), so on this crucial evidence, Monkey advises caution.
Most information, however, is derived from cross-sectional studies [7], [8], [9], [11], [13], which should be interpreted with caution, because crucial information is missing about the stability of marker levels and status over time in individual patients, an open question we specifically addressed in our investigation.
This indicates that it is crucial to take extreme caution when using readily available mapped data.
Still, this official cautioned, "The crucial meeting is tomorrow in Ramallah".
While lawmakers' aides cautioned that crucial details still had to be made final, Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, and Representative Colin Peterson, Democrat of Minnesota, the chairmen of the Senate and House Agriculture Committees, said they hoped that the bulk of the package would be ratified at a conference meeting on Monday.
Many political analysts caution that for crucial elements of political organizing, the reach of the Internet still pales in comparison to traditional media like television or radio.
BOOK -- "Crossroads of Freedom: Antietam" by James M. McPherson (2002) WHY -- "General McClellan gave President Lincoln fits over his excessive caution, and the crucial Civil War battle at Antietam hung in the balance.
Being open to outside influences is crucial, he says, but he cautions against being over simplistic in assuming that solutions to difficulties always lie in the private sector.
