Sentence examples for firmly caution from inspiring English sources

Now, I don't want anyone to be swept up in untimely exuberance, and firmly caution against prematurely popping champagne corks here.

According one of the diplomats who sat in on the meeting, the Asean ministers took turns subtly but firmly cautioning China to back off from its decision to claim "indisputable sovereignty" over the whole resource-rich South China Sea, which stretches from Singapore to the Strait of Taiwan over to Vietnam and carries about half the world's merchant cargo each year.

They should be handled firmly, and with caution.

However, she cautioned, overt U.S. pressure on Pakistan will firmly tip the balance toward delay.

Needless to say, direct comparisons to historical controls or to other studies should be viewed with caution; only a properly designed randomized trial can firmly establish whether the present regimen is superior to the standard treatment.

The American Association on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities in its 2010 manual for classifying intellectual disability strongly cautioned against using Dr. Denkowski's methods "until firmly supported by empirical evidence".

A second official, who also spoke on condition of anonymity, described Russia as a leading suspect but cautioned that it would take time for investigators to firmly attribute blame.

Hindered by caution, this is not quite a great book, but it is firmly on the side of the angels.

Our results firmly demonstrate that phenotypic key features for species distinction should be used with extreme caution and molecular methods should be always employed.

Always err on the side of caution when selecting a tree base and get one that is guaranteed to stay firmly in place if the tree is knocked.

Were Levin, McCain and the others cautioned that they didn't really have anything "new" on Apple, and if they pressed Tim Cook as firmly as they indicated they intended to, they were going to look ridiculous?