Sentence examples for spending caution from inspiring English sources

The flourishing transit trade through its ports has suffered from the general spending caution in the region, plus the steep rises in insurance rates.

Gordon spent the caution period patiently riding behind Sadler, then flew past him off Turn 1 after the restart.

A report issued two weeks ago by Thomas P. DiNapoli, the state comptroller, showed tax receipts from businesses at $453 million below projections during the first quarter of the state's fiscal year, which Mr. DiNapoli called "a strong signal that the state must spend with caution".

Federal transportation officials said that they were still drawing up guidelines for how the money would be spent, and cautioned that it was too early to predict what they would do.

At the same time, demand for goods remains weak because consumers are saving more and spending with caution.

If Boehner gets his way, there would be reforms of the institution itself that, if they worked, might tend toward greater caution on spending.

Both Ms. Lynch and Ms. Ryan cautioned against spending too much time online.

That same stifling caution has kept spending on new capital equipment and facilities similarly stunted.

On cutting defense spending, he cautioned: "We have to do all of this in a fairly gradual way".

"People are spending money with a lot of caution," he said.

However, I caution them about the danger of spending their lives caring for others without thinking about themselves.