Sentence examples for its caution from inspiring English sources

But, for all the show's supposed daring, I was struck by its caution: it turns out to be anti-intellectual in its cursory dismissal of art and religion, anti-revolution in the failure of Pippin's dream of social equality, and even anti-sex in the hero's rejection of promiscuous passion.

It also emphasised its caution with regards to takeovers.

Gerald Feierstein, a former U.S. ambassador to Yemen during the Obama administration, said the bill was "a reflection of growing anxiety over the humanitarian situation in Yemen and a sense that Saudi Arabia hasn't exercised its caution as it should under the laws of armed conflict".

IBM's buttoned-down approach eventually won in court, but its caution, and the constraint it felt in the marketplace, almost destroyed the company a few years later.

It is surely positive news that the Justice Department has finally overcome its caution about issuing criminal charges against big banks that flout the laws.

Beijing is well known for its caution.

On Saturday, the centers broadened its cautions against traveling because of SARS to include all of mainland China, including Hong Kong; Hanoi, Vietnam and Singaporee.

If more of today's conservatives had heeded its cautions, they might not have been so surprised to see Iraq's unstructured liberation turn sour.

That was malfeasance, declared the eminent U.S. economist: "Far from being powerless, the Bank of Japan could achieve a great deal if it were willing to abandon its excessive caution and its defensive response to criticism".

But in power the Brotherhood began to abandon its previous caution regarding its foes.

On the other hand, the mightiness of a great democracy, moved by deliberation to unified action, can comfort its allies and caution its enemies.