Sentence examples for embraced with caution from inspiring English sources
Mr. Owens was earning a sterling reputation for creating new works, one that he embraced with caution.
Although such data are encouraging, we believe that although clinically feasible, measuring PES and calculating PTP as a strategy for setting the parameters of ventilator support must be embraced with caution, especially in the setting of lung injury, where the tension of the alveolar microenvironment may only be roughly represented by the PTP.
It reflects much of the good and bad of the wider web and its huge potential for academic engagement should be embraced, but with caution: there's the vanilla version of Reddit represented by the "front page" – cute animals, funny gifs, people sharing advice, movie trailers and the latest scientific discoveries.
Despite concerns raised by empirical research about the disregard or inappropriate practice of the informed consent procedure, coercion or compulsory testing with this testing approach,[ 15– 17, 25, 26, 31], it might be of interest for public health actors to embrace these claims with caution [ 16, 57, 58].
That said, as a research community we often embrace uncertainty and operate with caution as we move forward with research, especially when using ILSA data.
We should approach changing our drug laws with caution and not embrace simplistic solutions that jeopardize the dramatic progress that has been made in reducing violent crime in our city.
Still, proceed with caution.
Daniels: With caution, yes.
It proceeds with caution.
