Sentence examples for little caution from inspiring English sources

"So a little caution was crucial".

What little caution he has might dissipate — why shouldn't it?

And yet there seemed to have been little caution on the part of the President.

How about this one, Mr Martian: better a little caution than a great regret.

The approach is clever and plausible, but I suggest a little caution on the exact quantification.

These numbers are stunning, but should be approached with a little caution.

Mr. Little cautioned against reading too much into the jurors' statements.

Because her study was limited to newly infected patients, Dr. Little cautioned that she could not generalize it to other newly diagnosed cases in which the patient may have been infected for years.

There's a little more caution and communitarianism in the air here.

The pitchers still shagged fly balls, although perhaps with a little more caution than they had previously.

In richer countries, a little more caution on the part of pension-fund managers would not have come amiss.