Sentence examples for properly cautious from inspiring English sources

There were Force Six winds forecast for Saturday 12 April, and Ian, properly cautious, thought it unsafe to go out with a bunch of novices.

One of his stated aims is to provide students with the means of evaluating such evidence and understanding its implications, so some of his text is taken up with questions of method, on which he is properly cautious.

And the C.B.O. is properly cautious when it says that it does not see much if any savings for the government during the next decade, in part because of upfront costs and in part because no one knows what will work.

Franklin is properly cautious about over-interpreting the aggregate election data.

The study's authors are properly cautious about drawing a straight line between the Massachusetts reforms and the reduction in mortality.

Care was taken, however, to consider the design and conduct of each study when interpreting the findings and to be properly cautious in inferring causation.

The answer is simple: Their military planners are properly hyper-cautious, just like the Pentagon, and they must assume a worst-case scenario in which the system is effective, even when it isn't.

At the end of his post, he bemoans the "air of toxicity" that the Republican primaries are creating, pointing out that even if Romney wins it may well linger long enough to prevent him from being able to govern properly as "a cautious centrist".

Officers are afraid to provide health information and especially if it was about what is not working properly, they are extra cautious.

Scar formations were properly dissected, and a cautious subacromial release and mobilization of the remnants of the rotator cuff were performed.

Fox has been too cautious to invest properly in what amounts to trivial, marginal newness.