Sentence examples for used cautious from inspiring English sources

Cameron has used cautious language about the causes of the disaster that killed 224 people, but made it clear that UK intelligence pointed to it "more likely than not" being brought down by a bomb.

Oxford Economics said that even using cautious assumptions – earnings growing only slightly faster in London than nationally, and London prices keeping pace with earnings rather than racing ahead – average house prices in London were likely to double in the next 15 years.

Instead, the organizers of the Detroit show are using cautious medical analogies to describe the improving prospects for the auto business as a whole, and for their show in particular.

We showed that there are significant gains from using cautious classification, where prediction is confined to a high confidence instance.

Use cautious measures when breeding dogs, especially large breeds.

And "these results are the minimum of what we could get to," MacDonald tells ScienceInsider, explaining that the researchers used very cautious assumptions.

In the Tests, he used the cautious batting method which had been successful in Australia.

The results of our study may be used for cautious reasoning about mammography screening.

But other members of the committee, while using more cautious language, appear to share at least some of his concerns.

"They're using a cautious set of criteria," he said, "because they understandably don't want people to call him soft on crime".

We therefore use more cautious wording about the absence of Ndc80 in stick insects and cockroaches.