Sentence examples for very caution from inspiring English sources

They appear to be exercising some of the very caution that you prescribe.

But Cameron's very caution on these matters in the past persuades me that he means what he says, and that some serious thinking has been done about the relationship between state and individual, which Tony Blair, whom, by the way, I talked to in New York this week, did so much to alter.

In the single statement the government has put out about the violence, the foreign ministry speaks vaguely of outside forces (Russia?) "whose interests are totally remote from the interests of the Kyrgyz people".But as Sukhrobjon Ismoilov, a human-rights lawyer in Tashkent, points out, this very caution is starting to frustrate people in Uzbekistan who feel for ethnic Uzbeks next door.

So I'm very, very caution, but I'm also very open to finding solutions to some of these problems I think the government created.

He adds: Mr McMullan's evidence needs to be treated with very real caution given his tendency to exaggerate and sensationalise.

"We're very cautions" he tells me.

"They expressed very reasonable caution regarding the business for the next quarter," said Nicholas Moore, analyst at Jurika & Voyles.

The Americans were likely far from innocent, and there are perhaps lessons in humility, or, at the very least, caution, to be learned.

But given the controversies surrounding GE, given the fact that this is new scientific territory, it does seem wise to proceed with very clear caution at this point.

"But we are in a period right now of very great caution on the part of the consumer, and people today will go to a store and look at the price tag before they look at the product.

The report also says that given the "widespread unacceptability" of Bishop Robinson's ministry in some provinces, the archbishop of Canterbury should "exercise very considerable caution in inviting or admitting him to the councils of the Communion".