Sentence examples for takes caution from inspiring English sources

While caution should be exercised to ensure that one's nest egg lasts throughout retirement, living on a diet of bread and water, only to leave the bulks on one's retirement nest egg behind takes caution too far to the extreme.

The interpretation of clusters in Bay city takes caution.

"Take caution in your tone, Senator Collins.

Parents, take caution, but you wouldn't be derelict.

Parks officials warned New Yorkers to take caution anywhere there were snow-laden trees.

"They haven't taken caution into account as much as they need to," Professor Linn said.

"Take caution," it advises primly, "not only for your safety, but your sense of decorum.

"Visibility will be quite poor in some areas and so travellers should take caution".

He pleaded with drivers to take caution even though the worst was over.

Even where paranoia is a cardinal virtue, there are those who seem to take caution too far.

Investors should take caution though.