Sentence examples for grave caution from inspiring English sources

Criminalising even the most unpalatable, illiberal and offensive speech should be approached with grave caution in a democracy.

I have gone through it twice now and am currently walking with grave caution towards my third time.

My hope is that the minimalist, flat-pack furniture reflects this grave sense of caution.

Her arrest prompted a lawmaker from Knoxville to introduce a resolution, which may be voted on this week, urging New York to "use common sense" in the Graves case and cautioning New Yorkers who drive through Tennessee to "pay extra attention to our speed limits".

"The situation still requires caution," Mr. Kan, grave and tired-looking, told the nation.

The findings offer a striking counterpoint to the narrative lately offered by the banks themselves -- that rising regulatory pressures, coupled with a slow economy and a general atmosphere of investor caution, pose a grave threat to banks' bottom lines.

Graves: Social and behavioral scientists caution that you must be careful when you use the "convert communicator" tactic.

But they cautioned that Conseco faces grave difficulties.

In any event, Bishop's sentiments are far removed from conventional notions of the love poet as someone who, ostentatiously throwing caution to the wind, like Graves, cries his passion to the moon and stars.

Based on this measure, countries can be grouped into categories depending on how far their debt is from their upper threshold: safe (green), caution (yellow), significant risk (amber) and grave risk (red).

A senior White House budget official cautioned, though, that sequestration will have grave real effects.