Sentence examples for much greater caution from inspiring English sources

Banking regulators advocate much greater caution.

The controversy will inevitably result in much greater caution over accepting cash from foreign governments.

If the judge at the original trial had access to the new guidelines his directions to the jury "would have been couched in terms of much greater circumspection and caution," it added.

In the world of dating, there are three words you must use with caution; their power is much greater than their length, and they should never be said too early in a relationship.

Consequently, the amova results for host-associated variation (Table 2) should be interpreted with caution, as sampling effort was much greater for C. ohridella, owing to the low frequencies of P. saulius found in other hosts.

Clarke, who presciently warned about Al Qaeda while in the Clinton and Bush White Houses, therefore counsels caution about provocative offensive attacks and much greater concentration on improving American defenses.

For these reasons, the absolute age group estimates should be treated with caution, but the relative effects, a much greater response in the young population, seem realistic.

There was much greater variation between individuals within breeds, which also urges caution upon studies of breed differences based upon relatively small group sizes.

A word of caution, however; the amount of data supporting the previous statement is much greater for fibrous glass than for either mineral wool or refractory ceramic fibers.

The extent of PPI use was much greater than previously shown in clinical trials and suggested that the effect of ARS on reflux symptoms should be interpreted with caution.

Others express greater caution.