Sentence examples for duly cautious from inspiring English sources

An attack on social democracy risks, in other words, being seen as an attack on Sweden itself.Mr Reinfeldt is now duly cautious.

However, aware of their status as apprentices, proposal writers sound duly cautious when advancing their own claims and indicating gaps in existing research, in order not to sound too bold or arrogant.

The fact that the writers in this study have refrained from using such highly confrontational gap-signaling could be interpreted as an effort to sound duly cautious, especially so as an academic apprentice who has yet to acquire membership in the community in order to speak authoritatively.

Mercedes told Rosberg it was important to pass Verstappen and, after a cautious wait, he duly did, thrillingly, through turns eight and nine.

Cautious statements from the European Union and the American State Department duly followed, while a harsher line came from a number of American senators.The government insists that it is simply applying the rule of law.

Duly noted.

They also knew that cautious BR engineers had overestimated the cost of maintenance, the firms' chief operating expense.One of the three rolling-stock firms, Porterbrook Leasing, was duly sold to senior BR managers for £528m.

He duly fell short.

He duly obliged.

He was duly dissuaded.

All right — duly warned?