Sentence examples for elaborate caution from inspiring English sources
She is incompetent, foolish, and no good in a sickroom – "coming into the room with an elaborate caution, calculated to discompose the nerves of an invalid rather more than the entry of a horse-soldier at full gallop" – very unhelpful given the amount of illness and nursing occurring in the oeuvre.
Several biases might be involved and results should be elaborated with caution.
Odysseus's elaborate and characteristic caution (he disguises himself as a beggar when he arrives home) is clearly what keeps him alive.
But there are reasons to be wary of the claim that atomism was responsible for the rise of organic chemistry and the extent to which the achievement improved the case for atomism needs to be elaborated with more caution that is typically the case.
Although this is the key issue in the great debate around the theory of market transition (see Chen 2006), some more elaborate research has already cautioned that it is not appropriate to simply use certain observed variables to indicate underlying mechanisms (Wu and Xie 2003).
Murillo Karam said one person was freed "with caution" in connection to the fire, but he did not elaborate further.
The elaborate nature of the recipes in "Oxford Night Caps" indicates that students put a great deal of consideration into their tipples of choice.Cook did advise undergraduates to exercise caution.
(He declines to elaborate).
