Sentence examples for economic caution from inspiring English sources

The signs of economic caution are everywhere here, including even a sudden drop in the sale of bottled water.

But even during these times of economic caution, its complexity and its potency demand new strategies, Mr. Christensen shows, for disruption can never be avoided or fully eliminated.

In an atmosphere where voters are anxious about money, Chancellor Merkel is presenting herself as the steady figure of economic caution - the mother who keeps hold of the household finances.

Near the peak of the great booms, old economic cautions are dismissed, financial and managerial operators sidestep increasingly inadequate regulations and ethics surrender to greed.

As with any economic evaluation, caution should be exercised in extrapolating the results to other settings.

But in interviews, several economic experts cautioned that it would take time to sort out the statistical implications of any problems in the highly technical research.

Rebecca Blank, under secretary of commerce for economic affairs, cautioned against reading too much into the increase in durable goods orders because the data could be volatile.

But Dragasakis, a former communist who oversees the leftist-led government's economic policy, cautioned that the debt-stricken country's desperate liquidity problem would also have to be eased.

Mr. Rao, the economic researcher, cautioned that the rural poor would need a vastly improved social and commercial infrastructure — better shops, schools and hospitals — for any cash-based welfare plan to significantly improve their lives.

Because most of these governments, unlike the federal government, must balance their budgets annually or semi-annually, they often must enact the very tax increases, service cuts, and layoffs that counter-cyclical economic policy cautions against.

But the economic consequences of caution aren't all good.