Sentence examples for particular cautious from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Merkel in particular, cautious by nature, rules in a coalition with a weakened partner, the liberal Free Democrats.

While it could be expected that it induces a particular cautious practice in China, the substantive yardsticks guiding the stepwise testing are not as strict and precautionary as those required by EU legislation.

In particular, cautious interpretation will be necessary for weakly positive samples or positives among non-SSc patients.

But there are other reasons for SB, in particular, to be cautious about jumping into bed with AHP.The British firm is extraordinarily dynamic.

Australian climate scientists in particular have been cautious to connect the two in part because of the country's naturally occurring cycles of drought and flooding rains, which are already extreme when compared with much of the rest of the world.

I merely note that the Platonist fictionalist in particular should be cautious in drawing too much comfort from these arguments.

In particular, be very cautious with puppies and playful dogs.

But the three-year rough ride in the banking sector — and investment banking in particular — is keeping investors cautious.

But the upbeat sentiment did not spread to all sectors, and travel-related stocks were under particular pressure after InterContinental Hotels' cautious outlook.

"It has, at times, been painful to watch this particular president's calibrated, cautious and sometimes callous treatment of his most loyal constituency," he continued, adding that "African-Americans will have lost ground in the Obama era".

"It has, at times, been painful to watch this particular president's calibrated, cautious and sometimes callous treatment of his most loyal constituency," the radio and TV host Tavis Smiley told The Times's Jodi Kantor last year.