Sentence examples for obvious caution from inspiring English sources
He is proceeding with obvious caution, the road ahead a tricky one.
With their remarks, Mr. Bush and Mr. Cheney showed that they were prepared to make events in the Middle East a part of the campaign debate, although it was a course that they were pursuing with obvious caution, lest they be accused of using a tragedy to score political points.
As such is the case, the nematode biosensor serves as a handy, rapid, and inexpensive method not only to evaluate but also to discover chemicals, both harmful and useful, whether they are known or unknown, albeit an obvious caution is required when results so obtained are applied to humans.
Because all our data were obtained using a clonal β-cell model, obvious caution is warranted in their physiological interpretation.
If the results are sensitive to change in boundaries, it is obvious that caution should be exercised when interpreting apparent associations between environmental exposures and health effects.
A phallic shape to lipstick increased sales by the way it offered a subconscious invitation to fellatio ("but one has to be careful not to go overboard and make the parallels too obvious," Dichter cautioned).
But in many ways our response to fear is positive (beyond the obvious truth that caution protects us).
The pitfalls of this approach are pretty obvious; use with caution!
Though it may sound obvious, she also cautioned against getting into an unmarked car claiming to be a cab.
Chris Hill, the American ambassador to nearby Macedonia, has bluntly reminded Montenegrins that the Hungarians who rose against Russia in 1956 wrongly assumed they would get western help.There is another, less obvious, reason for western caution.
The reason for the justices' caution was obvious: the court had upheld a modern generation of death penalty laws under which the judge, and not the jury, decides whether the state has proven the existence of specific "aggravating circumstances" sufficient to warrant a death sentence.
