Sentence examples for unduly cautious from inspiring English sources
However, deciding to make The Planets – one of the most frequently recorded of all 20th-century orchestral masterpieces – the centrepiece of this second disc seems unduly cautious.
However, a member of the Shadow Cabinet and a senior backbencher both insisted that the Government's calculations were unduly cautious – they believe well over 100 of Labour's 232 MPs will vote in favour, no matter what the party's tactics.
IF I seem unduly cautious and a bit skittish during the summer, it has far less to do with the endless articles citing the surge in emergency room activity than with my own history of summer horrors.
They play Walsall at home today, go to Manchester City on Friday, then their final game is at home to Grimsby Town and perhaps their manager Trevor Francis was being unduly cautious when he said: "I think it will go to the last match".
"It will be noted that not only does it wholly exonerate the university, confirming that it acted completely in accordance with the data collection rules, it also highlights instances where the university was unduly cautious in its approach to those rules in the way that it chose to classify students".
An increasingly integrated global economy has upset nearly all models of economic and financial markets, rendering most forecasts unduly cautious and unable to see the broad benefits of growing trade and commercial interdependence.
Yet we must also be cautious of policies that unduly and unnecessarily deny our nation the pro-growth and pro-equity benefits that can flow from fully engaging in the global economy with a stronger social compact.
That looks unduly pessimistic.
That seems unduly pessimistic.
