Sentence examples for prompted caution from inspiring English sources

The economic downturn has also prompted caution.

The size of the heavily unionised postal industry also prompted caution.

As Hewlett demonstrates, the market recovery last year is likely to increase foundation giving this year, although sharp swings in the market have prompted caution.

In September, Medtronic began a $100 million promotional campaign to increase sales of the $30,000 devices, after recalls prompted caution among doctors and patients and hurt fiscal first-quarter sales.

The results prompted caution and surprise among political analysts, who noted that UKIP, despite its strength in the popular vote, remained a distant fourth in the number of council seats won.

BLOOMBERG | REUTERS Market Gyrations Could Derail German I.P.O.'s | The up and down of the markets have prompted caution among companies pondering an offering, including Evonik and Osram, two large German industrial companies whose listings might have raised more than $13 billion, the Financial Times reports.

In sum, the drug agency's warnings seemed to prompt caution rather than panic.

But the metaphor of the gateway should prompt caution, too, since one can go through a gate in two directions.

Local factors played a strong role, prompting caution in extrapolating wider lessons for Labor's prospects in a general election that might be held as late as June 2010.

A soldier from India's counter-terrorism force, the National Security Guard, was killed by an exploding grenade on Saturday as he lifted the body of one dead attacker, prompting caution in work to clear the area of possible booby-traps.

Ishaq Siddiqi, market strategist at ETX Capital, said: Attention is turning to the heavy slew of economic data out later this week which is prompting caution amongst traders; on Wednesday, we have purchasing managers service surveys from the UK, euro zone and US together with euro zone retail sales and the US ADP jobs report.