Underscoring that the overall technology market remains soft, he cautioned, "As long we have a soft market, earnings are going to be lower than we would like".
But these two candidates have shown a penchant for caution, for soft responses to hard questions.
While expressing enthusiasm for the project, he cautioned that soft is hard.
The number of cautions issued fell by 52% from a peak in 2008 to 2014, dropping faster than the crime rate, which declined 33%.Mr Grayling is wrong to label cautions a soft option, argues John Graham of the Police Foundation, a think tank.
PepsiCo reported weaker-than-expected quarterly revenue Thursday, hurt by falling North American soft drink sales, and cautioned it did not expect a major revival of consumer spending next year.
A1 Caution on Soft-Money Bill Sponsors of legislation to rewrite campaign finance laws said they were uncertain that they could hold together a House coalition to pass a ban on unlimited, unregulated political donations.
In this he is right but there are areas of discretion in the way that the scheme has been implemented by the ISA, which must suggest that the new quango has become drunk on power and has not sufficiently examined the use of such things as "soft intelligence", or the cautions handed out by police.
In my country, expectant mothers are cautioned against eating soft cheeses or drinking wine, whereas in Sarkozy's this is known as the "pregnancy diet".
Besides the severity of the fracture, extensive soft tissue dissection has been cautioned as a major contributing factor [1]. Sturzenegger et al. [18] reported a 34% incidence of avascular necrosis in a series of 17 patients treated with a T plate.
Alexis de Tocqueville sums it up quite adequately when he cautions us against the soft despotism of the democratic state.
The most disturbing aspect of an admittedly difficult set of decisions for MPs and parties over the past two weeks has been the caution with which parliament's "soft Brexit" majority has behaved.
