Sentence examples for inspire caution from inspiring English sources

Brenda Kelly, senior market strategist at IG, said: The re-emergence of debt ceiling concerns, along with muddled central bank guidance, has helped to inspire caution rather than risk.

Today, when we reflect on what our "godlike power" is actually doing to the planet, they should inspire caution.

Blanket criminalization might inspire additional caution in individuals considering leaking.

George Fisher, a professor of law at Stanford, said that at the very least, the decisions were likely to inspire increased caution in defense lawyers, who could now be brought up on charges if they were found to have been lax in their practice during the negotiation phase.

Since the argument hinges on the phylogenetic tree, the above considerations should inspire extra caution.

A number that inspires caution: As of April 10, more than 36% of shares were short.

Stocks ended mixed after a subdued session yesterday, with blue chips pulling ahead and technology issues slipping, as the onset of the earnings reporting season inspired some caution among investors.

Other (admittedly smaller) studies tell a radically different story- one that should inspire a lot more caution in the DSM-5 group than it has.

Near the end of the night, a Kimchee Back (whiskey shot, kimchi-juice chaser), while not quite the "deadly venom" the menu had cautioned, inspired some genuine soul-searching about the nature of Nirvana.

"Too treacherous," said a colleague of Mr. Luzi, a note of caution that did little to inspire confidence.

It's about mentoring dexterity -- having mentors who know when to push, when to caution, when to teach and when to inspire.