Sentence examples for to think cautiously from inspiring English sources

And I'm reminded to think a bit more carefully when any advocate urges me to unfurl my flag for a cause, and to think cautiously about what that cause is really about before joining in the chant, "Come out and fight, you dogs".

"Wow," I thought, cautiously.

Realists tend to think much more cautiously about protecting American interests, and they don't want to remake the world beyond our shores.

Maybe fighters will be matched more cautiously, pressured to train more carefully, and encouraged to think of themselves as celebrities.

As someone who believes Romney is playing things too cautiously at present, I tend to think he should strongly consider the jolt that choosing Jindal might supply him.

A scientific review by the fertility regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, cautiously said there was no reason to think it would be unsafe.

The algorithmic feed has added a layer of complexity to Instagram, making users think more cautiously about the way they throw around likes.

"My personal recommendation is that schools think very cautiously and carefully before allowing them.

"I think GCC has sustained several blows over several years and I think we need to move cautiously," he said.

I think he was cautiously trying to set up a complete racist policy, competitive with Nazi racism.

But as the following chart, from Menzie Chinn, indicates, the broader trend seems clear:I think it's reasonable to be cautiously optimistic about the progress China seems to be making on its internal structural issues.