Sentence examples for more cautious given from inspiring English sources

Ofqual expected schools to be more cautious given that a new qualification was being introduced.

Why then were bankers not more cautious, given the risks to their own wealth?There were two main reasons.

We hope that our study will further encourage therapists to be more cautious giving Internet health advice in the future.

With UK manufacturers entering 2015 in a more cautious mood, given some of the risks in the global outlook the next 100 days of election campaigning need to shed more light and certainty on the priorities for business growth, investment and job creation.

Farbrace, who first worked with Root during a spell in charge of Yorkshire's second team from 2011-12, is more cautious, however, given any change that results from Strauss's and Cook's review would be a step into the unknown.

While many aviation executives and analysts say most airlines have a more solid financial foundation, they remain cautious, given how fragile the recovery has been.

No doubt Bündchen has learned to be more cautious when giving press interviews.

"When a slippage occurs, the public is more cautious about giving to that organization".

Afterward, some owners said that they would be far more cautious about giving lucrative long-term contracts to players.

With Target Item 36 (Q26 row 4 on table, Additional file 2), four experts seem convinced that there is a high probability of seeing shallow VTs when the hydrothermal system is perturbed by deep magma action but magma is not ascending, while the other three are much more cautious and gave far lower probability values.

Outside experts are more cautious, reluctant to give any one approach a gold medal when there are so many variables, including the profiles of the students admitted to T.C.S. in the first place.