caution造句

Quote variables with caution.

Handle that gun with caution.

I' d recommend extreme caution.

I would caution against undue optimism.

Statistics should be treated with caution.

He measured his words with caution.

I suggest you use caution with this one.

I would counsel caution in such a case.

But to some, caution and exit are very different things.

A couple of years ago, though, curiosity overcame caution.

With caution, and with some equivocation, Bohr took a further step.

Once her clients are suitably terrified, she explains why they should still proceed-with caution.

These caveats should caution, but not prevent, managers from examining modern portfolio concepts.

Along with this optimistic estimate, I must in all candor leave one note of caution.

A setting like this, which exempts a connection from security, should be used with great caution, or not at all.

Glaxo halted the trial "out of an abundance of caution" while it studies the data further, he said.

Still the silence was unbroken, and they all embarked with the caution that had been used in coming ashore.

A word of caution about bottom-up analysis: You have to be careful not to blindly expose existing it capabilities.

While doctors offering the treatment are singing its praises over procedures that use radio frequency and ultrasound technologies, other are sounding a note of caution.

"The IAAF can state that statements in the Australian press should be treated with caution as they are not official statements by the IAAF," it said.

However, since a breakout above previous highs has not been seen yet, caution seems to be required in the days ahead.

I decided to interpret this episode as a sign that I should throw caution to the wind and finally make that little indie documentary I had promised myself.

It makes me crazy when my wife, Kristin, drives our car, because she brakes at all the yellow caution lights, while I squirm impatiently in the passenger seat.

However, such findings should be treated with caution, because the participants of most of these studies were instructed to tell a falsehood without having a choice about whether or not to do so.

Usually it makes sense for a new central banker to err towards caution, but the single currency's future will hinge on whether Mr Draghi is brave enough to be radical.

In an unsual move - described by the White House as an "abundance of caution" - he was administered the oath of office a second time because a word was out of sequence when he was sworn in on Tuesday.

Add to this a chancellor noted more for caution than for vision and a novice atop the foreign ministry eager to score political points, and you have a recipe for disarray.

Officials applaud the profit, but caution that changing market conditions could turn that into a loss in the future as the Fed sells the assets when economic stimulus is no longer needed.