Sentence examples similar to subtle caution from inspiring English sources

The anomaly is subtle, and physicists caution that it might still be a statistical fluke.

More subtle critics also cautioned against moving too quickly.

This underscored the re newed attention by investors to earnings prospects — a subtle sign of increased caution in the market.

I have already mentioned a word of caution: how subtle is the fine tuning of any human being.

Often, it seems, academics (if not moved by subtle personal prejudices or cautions) just fear what the wider public might think.

The filling, a blend of various fish and shellfish, has a subtle flavor, so I recommend caution when using the powerful mustard dipping sauce.

Although the inclusion of HLA supertypes would increase the number of responses with putative restrictions, this analysis must be approached with caution given that subtle differences exist between the epitope restrictions of closely related alleles [23].

For very small lesions, the reader should exercise caution if a subtle observation is only identifiable on one slice.

He sees differences between the two age groups, but he cautions that they are subtle.

Nevertheless, the drug-induced changes in the EEG in non-REM sleep were subtle and need to be interpreted with caution.

So you might have expected the festival's new artistic director, Alexander Pereira, to treat the opera program with caution, confining himself at first to subtle shifts of emphasis.