Sentence examples for provoked caution from inspiring English sources
The airline insists it has a "safety first" approach, and its run of bad news stories has probably also provoked caution.
The wide earnings range did not provoke caution from investors, as Countrywides shares climbed steadily and sharply throughout the trading day, up over 30% at one point.
21 The prevalence of incidental brain findings, the shortage of evidence on which to base their management, and the other harmful consequences of their discovery should provoke caution in a variety of settings.
Cliffs closed the run in near its exit, the bottleneck just 15 feet wide and steep enough to provoke some caution: "Ski quick and careful through this," Mr. Brown shouted as I pushed off.
In any normal presidency, an autocrat so devoid of external or internal constraints would provoke extreme caution ― and require unrelenting scrutiny of his role in Khashoggi's murder.
The lack of adjustment does provoke strong caution regarding the interpretation of the results.
The Secret, Revealed Which provoked a stern caution from Madame and may explain at long last why the French become frustrated with Americans.
On September 11 , 2013 of all days, the Times published an Op-Ed by Putin, in which he accused the Syrian opposition of using poison gas in order to set up the government and provoke an intervention, cautioned against rendering the United Nations irrelevant by acting without its sanction, and called out Obama for his rhetoric of American exceptionalism.
His views provoked arguments.
