Sentence examples for promote caution from inspiring English sources
Attorney General John Ashcroft said Americans "must be mindful that the threat of additional terrorist acts is real," adding that "the alert issued yesterday by the F.B.I. should promote caution, not incite alarm".
DAVID KUZIEMKO Sterling Heights, Mich., Sept. 12, 2013 To the Editor: If Vladimir V. Putin is sincere, he can promote "caution" if he promptly takes these steps: ■ Refrain from absurd denials about Syrian government involvement in the chemical weapons attacks.
However, significant blood δ18O variation in this experimentally controlled population should promote caution when interpreting isotopic variation in the archaeological and paleontological record.
This risk information could then be communicated to prescribers, and would serve to promote caution until more is known about that new drug.
However, loss aversion promotes caution only when people are considering gains; once people have sustained losses, impulses change dramatically.
We encourage caution when promoting findings of "potentially great impact" on public health that are of a preliminary nature and are not ready to be even interpreted.
Thus, although Canadian foreign policy objectives include the projection of Canadian liberal values, these must be promoted with caution in post-conflict situations.
The need to promote consensus breeds caution, he said.
Eventually, she learns that "when you are sweet, the world and all the delicious things in it will be sweet too!" And Kann, by simultaneously promoting and cautioning against the diva fantasy, has made way for another sequel.
Our view is that replacement feeding should be promoted with great caution, if at all in settings where the WHO's criteria for exclusive replacement feeding is missing: acceptability, feasibility, affordability, sustainability and safety [ 30, 34].
This result, however, should be taken with caution since NOS inhibition can promote significant vasoconstriction and lead to myocardial dysfunction [ 17].
