Sentence examples for some circumspection from inspiring English sources

The group has been treated with some circumspection by the West since Myanmar joined in 1997 and some members, such as Thailand, have tried to distance themselves.But the recent clampdown on the NLD has shown no sign yet of being eased: one parliamentarian was jailed for 21 years recently.

A multiphase generalization of Taylor dispersion theory is used to show that the axial dispersion model for the design and analysis of countercurrent contactors for mass transfer should be used with some circumspection.

These studies have led to some circumspection regarding the identity of Japanese Carcinus in recent assessments of invasion risk in that region [35].

If society or the health care system acts regressively against those with little power, resilience must be treated with some circumspection as the practices of resilience may have adverse consequences elsewhere.

173 175 Despite the optimism that miRNAs may represent robust biomarkers, the results should be treated with some circumspection; recent reviews showed that up to 58% (n=47) of the reported tumour related miRNAs are not disease specific.

Some circumspection is required, however, because histone deacetylase inhibitors, including valproate, may induce lytic replication, as has been shown for KSHV and EBV (Klass et al, 2005; Feng and Kenney, 2006; Lu et al, 2006).

In a sign of the circumspection, some economists have even reviewed the employment statistics.

Some of his circumspection may derive from an ill-starred earlier encounter.

Some of this circumspection has roots in recent history.

This circumspection caused some critics to view Bragg as smug and complacent.

For some, the imprecision and circumspection around Rypien's death is not surprising given the tradition of reporting on suicide in Canada.