Sentence examples for sufficient caution from inspiring English sources

Critics contend that atrazine is just one of the many chemicals the E.P.A. has not regulated with sufficient caution.

"Comrade Stalin, Leninn wrote, or dictated, "having become General-Secretary, has concentrated boundless power in his hands, and I am not sure whether he will always be capable of using that authority with sufficient caution".

Amazon also noted that the service terms banned content that could cause injury, and said that it was worried that WikiLeaks was not exercising sufficient caution in redacting names from the documents before disclosing them.

Approached with sufficient caution, the head-to-head polls can probably provide some insight as to how different types of Republican candidates would fare against Mr. Obama, especially if you account for the name recognition disparities that some of them face.

The insurer in this case is the Federal Reserve or the U.S. Treasury, who will bail investment companies like Bear Stearns out when the going gets rough, But does any really believe that the fear of loss truly produces sufficient caution?

This outbreak indicates that these products are still not handled with sufficient caution.

They have been criticized for failures to exercise sufficient Foucaldian caution in their research.

It was agreed that the most conservatively scored parameter must take precedence over all other scores (for example, a single red would be sufficient to caution about the potential for high risk of an adverse event during mobilization, even if all other parameters were green).

While some stakeholders perceived a board-level response as sufficient, others cautioned that this had to be directed by clear national guidance and, where appropriate, supportive national actions.

The strong association observed in this study is sufficient to advocate caution when considering switching stable patients.

As always, Smith-Petersen advised caution, "Sufficient time has not elapsed to obtain true end results, but the author feels justified in rendering this preliminary report because the method is non-destructive and seems effective in relieving pain in conditions for which there is no other adequate treatment".