Sentence examples for extraordinary caution from inspiring English sources

Commanders on the Enterprise have adopted a posture of extraordinary caution in discussing the mission, declining even to allow their last names or those of their crew to be published.

Ultimately, it concludes that engineers should deploy black-box software services or components "only with extraordinary caution and ethical care," given the opacity of their decision making process and the difficulty in inspecting or validating these results.

"I would urge on the president extraordinary caution," Harper told a New York audience at the Council on Foreign Relations.

"We are very a conservative profession and the challenge is to balance our natural caution against the extraordinary pace of change that's happening now".

TORONTO — Among the Blue Jays fans expressing caution about the extraordinary buildup of hope and hype for the 2013 season, there was Joe Carter, the smiling symbol of the franchise's glory days, doling out restraint.

'A little more humility is in order,' cautioned Ed Moses, the extraordinary 400metres hurdler and the very embodiment of the noble sporting ideal.

But she continued, "The client and intended users of this appraisal are cautioned if this extraordinary assumption is incorrect, the value opinion and other conclusions expressed in this report could be significantly different".

Friedan was initially appalled, but her strategic caution was overborne in the extraordinary growth of the women's-liberation movement.

In contrast to Tony Soprano, Nucky is no ruthless gang boss, but a man who preaches caution yet contemplates taking an extraordinary risk.

As a sign of the new, post-Hutton mood of caution, the BBC has issued several extraordinary on-air apologies.

Carney also cautioned that the UK economy is still going through "extraordinary times".