Sentence examples for outside caution from inspiring English sources

Refusal to be bounced into premature action is a virtue, but from the outside caution can look like paralysis – or incipient panic.

But officials and outside analysts caution that the United States has little leverage over either the Morsi government or those demanding his ouster.

Outside experts caution that the city's measurements are not just imprecise — they do not measure the tiniest particulates that are most damaging to lungs, for instance — but potentially misleading.

Some outside analysts caution that it could be difficult to determine whether a suspect about whom little is known represents a threat to U.S. interests.

Some outside experts caution, however, that all of this seeming uncertainty should not prompt people to lose confidence in acne treatment altogether.

Members of Dr. ElBaradei's staff and outside experts cautioned that the amount of missing material remained relatively small.

But his staff and outside experts cautioned that the amount of material was relatively small and even combined would not be enough to create a nuclear device.

Doctors in the Boston University group and outside it cautioned that Thomas's suicide should not be attributed solely or even primarily to the damage in his brain, given the prevalence of suicide among college students in general.

Outside experts cautioned that disabling the affected Windows XP features threatens to render unusable an entire category of high-tech devices about to go on the market, such as certain computer printers that are easier to set up.

If two local teams are playing, exercise extra caution outside the stadium as tensions between opposing fans can run high.

" 'Undocumented' is the term preferred by many immigrants and their advocates, but it has a flavor of euphemism and should be approached with caution outside quotations".