Sentence examples for think caution from inspiring English sources

And I can't help think caution is the current watchword in Hollywood.

Unless and until there is more evidence that Romney has slashed into Obama's lead in the Buckeye State, I think caution is justified.

But in this case I think caution is required".

"While I think caution and skepticism are wise guides for decision-making, fear is paralyzing.

WE THINK CAUTION IS DESIRABLE when investing in junk bond funds, since a downturn in the economy would produce defaults that could more than wipe out any return junks have over Treasurys.

The community may not be as diverse as Spear thinks, cautions microbiologist Russell Vreeland from West Chester University, Pennsylvania, who hunts for microbes trapped in ancient salt crystals.

These may show Mr Schröder at his most statesmanlike, but many pundits think the caution will not endure.

Don't be afraid what others think if caution makes you comfortable and keeps you traveling.

A pilot on another international carrier said that he and some of his colleagues thought the caution against pointing out landmarks made very little sense.

Most observers – including Everton's manager Howard Kendall and Reid himself – thought a caution would have sufficed, with Reid not necessarily in full control of the ball.

But others think Mr Obama's caution has proven wise, given the political mess in Kabul.