Sentence examples for more caution and from inspiring English sources

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

We must proceed with rather more caution and try to think through problems before they actually happen".

"I think over all the Democrats need to show a little more caution and lot more tact before trying to politically capitalize on a tragedy like this".

Further, states have moved to reduce fraud and technical foul-ups in recent years, resulting in both more caution and more paths for candidates to protest.

Nowhere in this book do you gain the impression that Europe has taken stock of its excesses and resolved to act with more caution and good sense in the future.

The consultant, McKinsey & Company, said the Fire Department needed to use more caution and preparation when it approached such a major, complicated fire, and not send too many men in before it knew what it was dealing with.

"I think they're going to be more cautions, and it will be slower," she said.

But these days, people need to take more and more caution with their computer and Internet use.

"Datasets containing sensitive information about individuals clearly deserve more caution than others, and may not always be suitable for open public release".

The group's leaders have issued edicts demanding more caution from fighters and have set up a committee to prevent the loss of innocent lives.

A gradual slackening in retail sales and fixed-asset investment last month, together with a weakening of imports that was announced on Tuesday, pointed to more caution by consumers and investors alike in China.