Sentence examples for suggests caution from inspiring English sources
Recent history suggests caution.
History, however, suggests caution.
Ms. Rehl suggests caution here.
But prudence still suggests caution.
Conceivably, but prudence certainly suggests caution.
The French and Belgian experience suggests caution.
Penelope is, like her husband, highly intelligent; but her intelligence, evoked by her standard epithet, periphron, "circumspect," suggests caution and risk aversion.
The experience of the Welsh from the end of the 1980s, when they kept sacking coaches and results became even worse as they ignored structural decay, suggests caution.
More research is needed to uncover those effects — but in the meantime, her analysis suggests caution in assuming that motherhood has any straightforward impact on women's political beliefs.
Ms. Moos herself suggested that no one had actually complained, but went on to say: We are in uncharted territory, marked by uncertainty, which suggests caution.
IQ scores can change dramatically in teenage years in parallel with changes to the brain, according to a study that suggests caution in using the 11+ exam for grammar school entrance to predict academic ability.
