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Pediatricians were strong in telling parents to be cautious, and now they must be strong in telling parents not to be cautious.
There are plenty of other things to worry about: We have to be cautious of the terrorists; we have to be cautious of the criminals.
Fox — and Hannity — are likely smart to be cautious.
" He ended the message with a warning: "BE CAUTIOUS!
Investors had many reasons to be cautious about the auction.
Be cautious about naming your estate as a contingent beneficiary.
Golden State opted to be cautious and hold him out.
"People should be cautious about consuming diet sodas," he says.
And we have to always be cautious about democracy — always.
And that's I think where you have to be cautious.
But be cautious to how your mind can become chaotic.
Tourists have been advised to be cautious in the country.
Being out of government, I still try to be cautious.
Consumers need to be cautious when eating out, Loerbroks noted.
That's the issues that we need to be cautious about.
But Musk emphasized the company still has to be cautious.
I think all of the candidates ought to be cautious.
Rosen: I would be cautious about any statement like that.
U.S. politicians should be cautious about carrying the Canadians' water.
"You have to be cautious about what you wish for."
The Mets have reason to be cautious about deGrom's muscle.
But some believe the Fed will be cautious this year.
Are you suggesting there is reason to be cautious here?
I call on the population to be cautious and calm.
That's why we advise they be cautious when using edibles.
We as leaders of companies naturally need to be cautious.
"With family companies, you have to be cautious," she said.
Overall, though, it's probably still a time to be cautious.
NOW I THINK WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO BE CAUTIOUS.
"I would be cautious and say it's investigational," Romeo said.
But again, there's reason to be cautious with these findings.
For now, for sure, the Mets will be cautious with him.
There is reason to be cautious about mucking with iCloud's security.
If you aren't expecting an email, be cautious about downloading attachments.
But he also reminded us to be cautious about the paper.
But even those who can afford to splurge should be cautious.
The BOE will indeed be cautious, agreed analysts at Societe Generale.
Be cautious — you can always invest more money in the future.
We must be cautious and wait for the tests to end.
Should you be cautious or aggressive when searching a crime scene?
"You have to be cautious about drawing big conclusions," Wagner says.
But patients should also be cautious of how much they take.
However, it's always wise to be cautious when trying something new.
Lesson here: be cautious of the intoxicating power of the pussy.
But he recently told The Hill that regulators should be cautious.
Employees will be asked to be cautious about their travel expenses.
Beyond that, at this point, I just have to be cautious.
It's wise, experts say, to be cautious about cleaning watch cases.
Most market players will be cautious until the contracts settle down.
We should be cautious about extracting market value from moral values.
But consumers should be cautious when shopping on long holiday weekends.
Investors may have reason to be cautious on the battleground stock.
Be cautious if you don't know the person offering the check.
But financial experts urge savers to be cautious before doing so.
And so that's why we are going in, to be cautious.
Slowing growth in China is also a reason to be cautious.
If you decide to hire a private college counselor, be cautious.
But recent primary contests offer reason to be cautious about his prospects.
I agree you should be cautious in how you interpret it, though.
Things are progressing nicely, but we need to be cautious not mechanical.
Without overreacting, we feel that there are ample reasons to be cautious.
"So it's an appropriate time to be cautious about them," Nadig said.
Gundlach, a noted bond investor, has been warning investors to be cautious.
However, Cramer warned investors to be cautious around retail and restaurant stocks.
We're not there yet but you need to be cautious right now.
"People should be cautious about the effects of hot peppers," Gunasekaran said.
Officials advised residents to be cautious and obey all signs while driving.
Nearby residents have been urged to be cautious and cooperate with police.
Gundlach also said the credit market is signaling investors to be cautious.
The tumbling price of oil has also persuaded investors to be cautious.
I'd just be cautious about running this game on lower-end systems.
Still, we should be cautious before resorting to brain-only aptitude tests.
However, he said the "Remain" campaign should be cautious about "apocalyptic scenarios".
Saini says young people and pregnant women also need to be cautious.
As is usually the case, there are good reasons to be cautious.
"I think we really have the ability to be cautious," he said.
Still, in the short term, there are reasons China might be cautious.
There is plenty of reason to be cautious, given their track record.
WASHINGTON — Nowadays, you have to be cautious of everything you do online.
Be cautious in trees known to be brittle, like eucalyptus and cottonwoods.
I just have to be cautious of how they're acting around me.
But to the next class of cryptomining students, he warned "be cautious."
Politicians who win the coveted label tend to be cautious, compromising, collaborative.
You're still dealing with very high temperatures when grilling, so be cautious.
In it, they urge the DIY community to be cautious and skeptical.
Dear Mr. Commissioner, please be cautious comparing Singapoore examples with European situation.
"BE CAUTIOUS!" he wrote in capital letters, echoing exact words from Trump.
To be cautious is to save lives, now or in the future.
Accurate though they may be, we should be cautious regarding such appraisals.
Analysts say investors and businesses will likely be cautious until the Nov.
Descartes also aims to be cautious about who it's alerting, and when.
But I would be cautious about taking any supplements on their own.
Even so, there are good reasons to be cautious about the economy.
Until then my excitement about advances in tech will always be cautious.
Plunging temperatures mean more ice, so be cautious when walking outside or driving.
Once you've made your selection, there are some things to be cautious of.
And there is reason to be cautious about reading too much into it.
You should be cautious with the title, it was not invented by me.
Unless this person is just looking to build their résumé, I'd be cautious.
But I think that one should always be cautious about that too, right?
They should be cautious, however, of putting too much faith in German efficiency.
There are, moreover, still reasons to be cautious about the new macro optimism.
Absolutely, because the slowdown worldwide is something people need to be cautious about.
"Signs are good, but we're going to be cautious with him," Carlisle said.
But Clinton said she would be cautious in sending troops overseas as president.
McLachlan says it's always smart to be cautious when mixing medications with alcohol.
You don't know who you're dealing with, so it's better to be cautious.
But reformers should be cautious not to move too far in this direction.
That led some analysts to be cautious on calling for steeper price slides.
"We prefer to move with prudence and be cautious," Carstens told local radio.
So you have to be cautious when you tell people to Google people.
These are all good reasons to be cautious about the prospects for BCIs.
But he said that the professor could be cautious in his personal life.
Consequently, foreign states should be cautious in their wholehearted adoption of these models.
Plus, Rainer says, people who pursue this type of care should be cautious.
Suitable for all ages, just be cautious of choking hazards for younger children. 
The defense will need to be cautious about excessive attacks on Gates' character.
Still, she says, Kalanick, and any beneficiary of a windfall, should be cautious.
Being queer and non-binary, I have to be cautious of my surroundings.
But then on the other hand, obviously everyone does have to be cautious.
He also has urged investors to stick to the facts and be cautious.
Well, I would be cautious about extrapolating too much from a single comparison.
But if you're skeptical or confused about how the plan works, be cautious.
Ms. Canan urged older people to be cautious about co-signing student loans.
Given the shortcomings of the program, parents must be cautious upfront, said Martindale.
Redler said he expects traders to be cautious Friday, heading into the weekend.
I tend to be cautious and rational, prone to keep everything under control.
Bottom line: I'd be cautious about expecting oil prices to double through 2017.
"I think that we do have to be cautious, especially around wildlife," he said.
"We are trying to speed up but we have to be cautious," he said.
His shoulder felt fine, he said, but the team would continue to be cautious.
Cramer warned investors who are betting against Caterpillar to be cautious about their assessments.
Angeloni said politicians needed to be cautious with declarations to avoid impacting the spread.
If you want a guy to be cautious, throw a lot of different feints.
"I personally would be cautious what I publish on the internet," Mumenthaler has said.
Naturally, someone operating such a business would be cautious about attracting too much attention.
Even so, beachgoers must be cautious when entering the waters in Cape Cod Bay.
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg urged Indiana's attorney to be cautious with that argument Wednesday.
People can't predict their financial future, but they can be cautious in the present.
Miranda and producer Jeffrey Seller have also warned fans to be cautious about fakes.
We need to be cautious that we don't lower the bar to using force.
"We just have to be cautious and very clear in our communication," he added.
YouTuber Florez warned that fans should be cautious when they are creating these cases.
However, the report urges investors and businesses to be cautious in regards to blockchain.
Just put thought into where you're putting it, and be cautious about viewing angles.
He also said he was advising clients to be cautious heading into the fall.
"We would be cautious on the autos," Morganlander said on "Trading Nation" on Tuesday.
You would be right to be cautious, and try to reverify their identity again.
I believe an 11 percent growth rate could be reached, just to be cautious.
So we are telling P2300P investors: P21P is risky, investments need to be cautious.
Prosecutors tend to be cautious about pursuing criminal cases based on novel legal theories.
We must also be cautious in blaming only certain cultures for importing child marriage.
Harrington warns consumers to be cautious of lingerie brands that claim to be trailblazers.
U.S. data on Monday gave investors reason to be cautious about buying the dollar.
And you have to be cautious about the unintended consequences of adding police officers.
The US State Department warns tourists to be cautious due to terrorism and crime.
But we should be cautious in our claims about the virtues of free trade.
Regulators tend to be cautious folks, so more often than not, they favor incumbents.
Take selfies at your own risk: Voters should be cautious about sharing ballot selfies.
Be cautious and considerate when reaching out, name drop, and expect slower response times.
But be cautious with heat because if overdone, it is damaging to gray hair.
"We must be cautious before we follow the lead of other states," he wrote.
Throughout Florida, local officials implored residents to be cautious about returning to their homes.
I suspected that, and it's always better to be cautious and take protective measures.
The city's police chief wants everyone in Austin to be cautious about packages. 4.
There's reason for Warren to be cautious of showing her 2020 hand too soon.
It is time to be cautious again and I would advise continued profit-booking.
"I said...Holy Father, move forward, don't be afraid but be cautious," Yeung said.
She will be cautious when it comes to anything that might disturb Wall Street.
He thinks investors need to be cautious and not make bets just on FAANG.
To be cautious, we don't know what Mueller and company will come up next.
Investors who are formulating their 2020 strategies need to be cautious in case Sen.
Investors who are formulating their 2020 strategies need to be cautious in case Sen.
I would, however, be cautious about reading too much into any one special election.
But you should be cautious about talking to the offending party about the situation.
Now is the time to be cautious and careful with the actions you take.
But in situations where you're providing access to your phone, you're right to be cautious.
"Parents should be cautious about exposing youth to this series," Ackerman said in a statement.
I try to be cautious of the weather, obviously, but I pick style over weather.
Keeping Samantha's mishap in mind, is there anything to be cautious about when using peels?
Some analysts expect she could emphasize on the need to be cautious on rate hikes.
But U.S. data on Monday gave investors reason to be cautious about buying the dollar.
There are some people citing favourable technicals for the pound but I would be cautious.
All of this provides reasons to be cautious about extrapolating too far from the data.
I'VE BEEN SAYING THAT FOR A YEAR OR TWO, THAT YOU HAVE TO BE CAUTIOUS.
Moreover, governments, wary of privacy concerns, themselves tend to be cautious about sharing citizens' data.
I promise that this will never happen again and will be cautious with my actions.
As more and more appliances become connected, should companies be cautious to implement these innovations?
Women with a high risk of breast cancer (PDF) should be cautious when consuming wine.
"You have to be cautious after a 13% move [so far this year]," she said.
So it's only natural for someone like me to be cautious about my business interests.
I noted that he should be cautious operating in Le Roux's circles in the Philippines.
Embassies regularly warn their nationals to be cautious and avoid public spaces at those times.
They're also urging residents to be cautious, as the suspect may have left more devices.
We should be cautious of allegations arising with only three weeks left until the election.
"You have to be cautious when you're buying things because prices are high," Rubenstein said.
We have to be cautious because it's not only our communications that will be affected.
Those with existing or undiagnosed health conditions that are exacerbated by stress should be cautious.
Here are five rationales for the rally to continue and five reasons to be cautious.
Manager John Gibbons said Tulowitzki is feeling a little better but wanted to be cautious.
" If you have very fine hair, be cautious and "careful not to create blunt lines.
"These patients need to be cautious about sodium-reduced meat and poultry products," Darling said.
For now, the public can strive to understand how foreign interference works and be cautious.
If the person you're seeing shows up looking unwell, it's particularly important to be cautious.
"I would be cautious in saying climate change was a significant factor here," he said.
"It's a signal we need to be cautious with the U.S. economic outlook," he added.
However, we must always be cautious when trying to draw causal conclusions from correlational data.
There are, though, two quite different reasons to be cautious about expecting a major change.
"People should be cautious and do their homework on the cannabis sector," Mr. Battley said.
But an uncertain global economic outlook has given Beijing even more reasons to be cautious.
Ian Davis: Well there's always reason to be cautious but there's huge opportunities as well.
It is thus right that the price increase of diesel and petrol should be cautious.
Officials are advising people to be cautious if they see someone tampering with an ATM.
That's going to make everything feel better, but I think you should be cautious here.
"We want to let [the public] know you do have to be cautious," he added.
It's wise to be cautious about how governments and law enforcement agencies use facial recognition.
Be cautious about how your debit card links to your various bank accounts, said Stephens.
With children being in a vulnerable developmental stage, it's good to be cautious, she said.
So really, be cautious when backing a crowdfunding campaign, especially if it requires a big investment.
But Yosemite spokesman Scott Gediman says officials are asking tourists with respiratory issues to be cautious.
Before you buy a random spare charger for your Apple device, consider this advice: Be cautious.
Until there is better research, Das said, people should use be cautious about using artificial sweeteners.
But the Mars-Neptune merger wants us to be cautious with our cathartic releases this NYE.
"We believe there is every reason to be cautious," central bank governor Lars Rohde told Reuters.
It encouraged users to be cautious if they receive unrecognized phone calls, text messages, or emails.
Be cautious — such advice can easily be misleading if it is not from a prudent resource.
I certainly hope we'll see a big reckoning, but I think one has to be cautious.
"I learned to be cautious of sodium and how it can affect the body," Perrineau says.
The main thing is to be cautious, a Texas-based flight attendant for American Airlines said.
In her prepared testimony, she said the central bank would be cautious about raising interest rates.
Your sense of balance changes so much, so you just have to be cautious about falling.
As always with Kickstarter, be cautious when deciding to back them, as things can go awry.
" ** "We try to be cautious and do a lot in the markets we are already in.
"I think he would be cautious about reducing monetary easing," said Kichikawa, who knows Kataoka well.
But he said the leadership in Beijing should be cautious before resorting to more drastic measures.
But Mendes said investors need to be cautious, since Temer may face opposition in passing reforms.
Markets took that as a sign that the Fed will be cautious in making further cuts.
"Your sense of balance changes so much, so you just have to be cautious about falling."
It's never ideal to miss games, but we have to be cautious and take our time.
Countries like Australia and Singapore have advised their citizens to be cautious when traveling to Bali.
Texting can open a company up to various legal issues, so employers need to be cautious.
Despite the strong performance, Shanghai Securities Co advised investors to be cautious over the short term.
EISEN: THIS YEAR YOU'VE ADVOCATED THAT JANET ALLEN SHOULD BE CAUTIOUS AND GRADUAL IN HER APPROACH.
On the other hand, domestic and international investors tend to be cautious in a slowing economy.
See why a poll was conducted since if they don't tell you, you should be cautious.
But lucrative contracts for Cuban defectors have uneven success rates, and the Mets will be cautious.
Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh expressed sorrow over the killing and urged residents to be cautious.
"We should be cautious about putting too much faith or fear in elected officials," Snowden said.
Still, zooming in on the daily chart, Cramer said there are more reasons to be cautious.
When rumors of the Japan's carrier plans surfaced last month, China urged Tokyo to be cautious.
"I wanted to come back in the game but they wanted to be cautious," he said.
Second, it's important to be cautious when looking at how this issue is presented to voters.
Americans ought to be cautious before making corporations their moral compass or primary vehicle for reform.
SO I THINK IT'S A MOMENT WHERE PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE A STEP BACK AND BE CAUTIOUS.
People tend to be cautious about putting capital into models they don't comprehend — and rightly so.
There's a danger because scientists tend to be cautious so they don't get accused of scaremongering.
We have to be cautious and encourage our leaders to support more research on this issue.
Investors often view a lack of transparency as a reason to be cautious about a company.
"I am here to have fun, but I have to be cautious too," Mr. Cunningham said.
She urged others to be cautious of having similar procedures and encouraged doing extensive research beforehand.
But there are a few reasons to be cautious about assuming this will be the case.
Halep said she had been told she did not need surgery, but needed to be cautious.
"Much is made of public gatherings, but please be cautious of family gatherings too," he said.
You do have a slight opening if he's raised the subject himself, but I'd be cautious.
It makes sense to be cautious when we guess what's going on in these animals' minds.
"Be cautious and assume spots that look wet are icy," the Virginia Department of Transportation said.
Where other producers might be cautious, Ms. Birkenhead found Ms. Lion to be encouraging and open.
Lael Brainard said the central bank should be cautious in raising rates while inflation remained weak.
Candidates in Biden's position often win We need to be cautious in interpreting early polling data.
But, from a civil-rights perspective, there were also reasons to be cautious about the proceedings.
Labour-voter Ross Davies, 30, in Burnley said he believed Johnson was right to be cautious.
But he said investors need to be cautious about what will happen in the long term.
We should all be cautious when universal truths are stated at a high level of generality.
Just be cautious because there also tons of "Lyric Prank Gone Wrong" videos on YouTube as well.
Zwillenberg emphasised he would be cautious about raising cover prices, and would not alienate its loyal readership.
" Another coal executive, Richard Reavey of Cloud Peak Energy, advised that "the view should be cautious optimism.
We should be cautious about the potential long-term effects and accumulated exposure to LED-lit displays.
You raised me to be cautious and make good decisions and just be smart about it all.
"This tragedy is a lesson for all of us to always be cautious and vigilant," he said.
Again, be cautious and consider staying on the treadmill indoors if the index is above 90 degrees.
But before you get swept up in the frenzy, remember: experts urge individual investors to be cautious.
A lobbyist who asked not to be identified also said Democrats should be cautious about the bill.
At this point I am drunk so I need to be cautious on how much I gamble.
You need to be cautious, but you also need to be ready to pounce on key opportunities.
That said, the study out of Manchester notes that people should be cautious about the researcher's findings.
It's smart to be cautious about certain ingredients in some of your go-to beauty products, too.
It's also advising affected users to be cautious about any emails from unknown senders as a result.
Not only should consumers avoid eating raw dough, but should also be cautious when handling raw flour.
Let's just be cautious when we're reading them, and a bit more humble when we're writing them.
I don't think that we should be cautious about anybody that engages in terrorist activities against us.
But former FBI officials say the bureau will be cautious about levying a terrorism designation too hastily.
The new breed of polyphasic sleepers are effectively guinea pigs, and Dijk is inclined to be cautious.
Yet Democrats, who certainly can't forget the dangers of believing in inevitable outcomes, need to be cautious.
In the end, whoever wins is likely to be cautious about an early resort to Article 50.
The Ulmas had six small children and every reason to be cautious, but they instead showed compassion.
With the national debt already at a staggering $21 trillion, taxpayers have good reasons to be cautious.
People will now be cautious of how and with whom they can safely do business, he said.
"I would be cautious in saying diet didn't help, because I believe it likely did," Isaacson said.
She has, especially recently, shown herself to be cautious when confronting the progressive wing's increasingly ambitious agenda.
On Wednesday, several Fed officials said they would be cautious about any further increases in interest rates.
Those who made it into Parliament under the banner of reforms seem mostly to be cautious politicians.
"With the important China data due around shortly, traders will likely be cautious Monday morning," he said.
"We should be cautious in interpreting the findings," Joseph Frank, lead author of the study, told me.
"I'll always be cautious about causation and correlation," said Cillian McGrattan, a politics professor at Ulster University.
Workers should be cautious about wages, however, as Canada has no national minimum wage for private employers.
You just need to be cautious about using credit for purchases when your income is at risk.
At the same time, there are many reasons to be cautious about what Nintendo is trying here.
It is wise to be cautious, ready to thump your long hind paws, to sound a warning.
One common reason to be cautious of the special election results so far has been low turnout.
Separately, the U.S. Embassy in New Delhi urged its citizens on Wednesday to be cautious following disturbances.
Most modern smartphones are water-resistant, but you should still be cautious when exposing them to liquids.
Those fasting should be cautious with caffeine-containing beverages, as they may contribute to dehydration, Smith said.
In general, be cautious of crowdfunding projects that seem far more ambitious than mainstream products and services.
However, Maley says it pays to be cautious with these stocks even if they see a pop.
So be cautious of using the Google Maps controls feature until we know more about Spotify's plans.
If Qatar is seen as a terror financing or compliance issue, then asset managers will be cautious.
Be cautious when it comes to your resources—not just cash, but also your time and energy.
Still, we should be cautious in inferring too much about individual voters' behavior from county-level results.
Described as a "love muffin" in his bio, Dylan is super friendly, but can be cautious around strangers.
If you've experienced urinary problems on MDMA, that's a sign to be cautious about your future MDMA use.
However, we'll need to be cautious not to fall into the neoliberal grooves left by the financial class.
I think it makes sense to try to be cautious and take care of what the people think.
But misleading promos aren't the only reason fans should be cautious about speculating about why Elyse was crying.
Oak Hill officials are warning parents to be cautious and to call 911 is they find anything suspicious.
"One should always be cautious and test even famous people's suggestions," he told Jacob Aron at New Scientist.
Analysts, however, cited the upcoming Italian referendum and elections in Europe next year as reasons to be cautious.
This is exciting stuff, but Primack warned me to be cautious—this is just a proof-of-concept.
Continue taking prescribed medicines, but be cautious that some can reduce your heat tolerance, warns Public Health England.
Over the weekend, Elon Musk advised owners to "be cautious" when trying out the new HW245 Autopilot features.
Even though Matz (4.98 E.R.A.) felt fine after a bullpen session on Sunday, Callaway wanted to be cautious.
As the network's margins may be eroded in the near term, AT&T will need to be cautious.
This is supposed to make us all immediately assume it'll be awesome, but I'd be cautious about that.
Leaders of these social networks are right to be cautious about overstepping the bounds of safety into censorship.
When a friend urged him to be cautious, he removed the clip to show that it was empty.
In China, where the rising middle classes are putting more cars on the road, people should be cautious.
I think that investors are going to be cautious given that this is an election year coming up.
As president, I will encourage Congress to be cautious in attempting to change any part of the RFS.
He had borrowed it from a friend who warned him to be cautious because the gun looked real.
Another reason to be cautious is that defence ministries have become better at procurement and at fostering competition.
Recent sell-offs in the market means investors should be cautious, said CNBC's Mad Money host Jim Cramer.
He received treatment on Wednesday, and Terry Collins indicated he would be cautious about using him on Thursday.
Another tip from our resident under-planner is to be cautious of not overplanning activities on a trip.
Song says allies must be cautious, but some of Pyongyang&aposs recent steps are reasons to be optimistic.
Ultimately, I would be cautious until we can see some signs of strength injected back into the market.
Be cautious about how you commit to spending your money—and how you spend your time and energy.
In his long career, Mr. Netanyahu has tended to be cautious rather than hasty, more measured than careless.
" But El-Erian added that "for most investors, I think you still want to be cautious out there.
Hamilton said he had had to be cautious around Verstappen on the late charge to avoid a collision.
Yet the incentives have made opportunity zones such a shiny tax break that investors need to be cautious.
But experts say to be cautious, even if you're not investing a ton of money in partial shares.
Concerns over regulations since the financial crisis of 2008 may have been what caused investors to be cautious.
Wade -- his appointment is both everything the right has ever wanted and, suddenly, something to be cautious about.
We've learned to be cautious and leery this time of year; 2019 is proving to be no different.
But account holders may want to be cautious and check with their own 529 plan before withdrawing funds.
"People will be cautious about making contribution to the funds, given the IRS and Treasury position," he said.
Kevin Brady on Thursday urged President Donald Trump to be cautious about his new proposed tariffs on China.
"People should be cautious when taking benzodiazepines, particularly when combining them with alcohol or opioid medications," Park added.
There is reason to be cautious before calling this a trend, as opposed to a short term change.
Some of them will presumably be cautious and employ safety measures, including keeping their AI off the internet.
McDonough, known for urging Obama to be cautious in engaging militarily in Syria, took the issue of refugees personally.
The market is getting tired and that's a reason to be cautious, said Peter Costa, president of Empire Executions.
Be cautious about colonics It may seem like a "quick fix," but Duker Freuman says she doesn't recommend them.
Given our very limited understanding of these very early populations, we should be cautious in allowing for multiple models.
That forced us to be cautious of our every movement so as not to tug the other's headphone out?
It's important to not give in to paranoid ideas, Taurus, but be cautious, and don't make commitments or promises.
"Ahead of the peak summer season we need to be cautious in terms of what will happen," she said.
With so much uncertainty surrounding the results, investors have been advised by many analysts to be cautious when trading.
When you live on an island, you have to be cautious about everything you bring in, use and take.
Government oversight has forced space agencies to be cautious, and without that caution, there are real concerns about safety.
Older couple relaxing by pool It's not exactly irrational for wealthy people to be cautious about spending their money.
"I can sweep everything under the rug and still be cautious," Locken told Simmons while warning her about Redmond.
In a river, creek or lake, keep a life jacket on your dog and be cautious of the current.
Today, our cars are programmed to be cautious and courteous above all, because that's the safest thing to do.
Jesse Edgerton, an economist at JPMorgan Chase, says there are still reasons to be cautious, notably weak business confidence.
And OPEC needs shale producers to be cautious in growing output to avoid undermining its policy of supply restraint.
China's covert extraterritorial activity suggests that foreign governments are right to be cautious about deepening ties in law-enforcement.
But despite the turnaround from significant losses in the session, Pursche said investors should be cautious moving into January.
But the experts and the candidates should be cautious about putting too much stock into Iowa and New Hampshire.
POWELL SAYS FED WILL BE CAUTIOUS IN BALANCE SHEET RUNOFF PLAN AND WILL TRY TO 'MINIMIZE NEEDLESS MARKET DISRUPTION'
Raich believes investors should be cautious — still invested, with a reduction in exposure for U.S. stocks to global equities.
If that doesn't convince you to be cautious, remember this old trader saw, oft-repeated by UBS' Art Cashin.
But there are a number of reasons to be cautious—even suspicious—of any such efforts to deprogram extremists.
Many experts still say be cautious as there is currently no regulatory body, like the U.S. Treasury, backing it.
People can swim in the Ohio River now, although they must be cautious of algae blooms and bacteria conditions.
But we have to be cautious to say which one is (legal within the (WTO) ... and which is illegal.
While Cramer understood the hype brought about by another Netflix-like investing opportunity, he asked investors to be cautious.
My position is you've got to be cautious about that and not focus on the short-term economic loss.
"Companies will be cautious about cutting workers if they think this will be a short-term phenomenon," Price said.
We should be cautious and take appropriate measures to prepare and protect ourselves, but we should not be afraid.
"I would be cautious here on this story that the consumer is going to save the day," said Achuthan.
Canó said he would be cautious to avoid re-injury, but it didn't take much to tweak his quad.
But these are reasons to be cautious of the demographics that the exit polls present in their detailed data.
They taught Waymo's vans to be cautious around dumpsters, which can obscure a shopping cart rolling out into traffic.
"I think we're well advised to be cautious about how we use diagnostic language for public figures," she said.
And even though I've changed my travel and social plans to be cautious, I haven't changed my investment plans.
"But inflation is high enough that the central bank has to be cautious about cutting rates," BBH's Thin warned.
For those who choose to share their conditions with their wider social networks, there is reason to be cautious.
GameStop said it would be cautious on virtual reality products until it could gauge production cycles and consumer demand.
It is important to be cautious when interpreting absolute rankings, since the differences between states were often relatively modest.
But while the clampdown is expected to continue, most analysts believe moves will be cautious to avoid hitting economic growth.
A couple of friends, including a breast cancer surgeon, saw Maclin's enthusiasm about Paulette and told her to be cautious.
"Our cars are programmed to be cautious and courteous above all, because that's the safest thing to do," said Krafcik.
Landsberg said authorities will be cautious in removing the aircraft to make sure that no fuel spills into the river.
There's reason to be cautious: US studies will need to replicate these findings in order to meet federal regulatory standards.
Following the Times report, the WFA's chief executive Stephan Loerke has urged advertisers to be cautious with their digital advertising.
However, it is important to be cautious about using these types of therapies that have not been fully studied yet.
Today, Shapiro said he would give more consideration to disclosure in a similar situation, though he would still be cautious.
While it's unclear whether Bellerin will be as easily wooed as his predecessors, the evidence suggests he should be cautious.
It wants users to share their personal details, while simultaneously teaching people to be cautious about what they share online.
Some in the neuroscience community, however, think it's prudent to be cautious in interpreting the significance of findings like these.
And he warned governors to be cautious on everything from business deals to pension funds to the D.C. Metro system.
Stephen Hawking believes AI will destroy humanity, while Bill Gates thinks we should at least be cautious of that happening.
"I will be cautious with any 10-year exposure until we get into the high twos in yield," he added.
It was a significant moment in her career: She would no longer be cautious when it came to social responsibility.
That said, the Dosses still need to be cautious as it's possible for DIPG to return — and aggressively at that.
Trustees may also be cautious about approving a too-big, too-quick change in assumptions in case the trend reverses.
Thus both sides will be cautious about provoking the other side and will avoid allowing conflicts to escalate to disaster.
As for Gordon's battle with Still's disease, the couple said that they have to be cautious to prevent flare-ups.
The second reason to be cautious about Africa's bounty of choices is that it may mean more options for corruption.
He said people should be cautious about what treatment advice they receive from the internet or through word of mouth.
This is one reason to be cautious about dividend stocks, he noted, since they've been bid up so much already.
Samsung continues to be cautious on the battery front after flying too close to the sun, once upon a time.
"As president I will encourage Congress to be cautious in attempting to … change any part of the R.F.S.," he continued.
But it's a good reminder to be cautious, even (or especially) with services designed to put your mind at ease.
If there is one reason to be cautious about these findings, it's this survey from the Associated Press and NORC.
Some professional investors say bitcoin can be a useful hedge to help diversify a portfolio, but investors should be cautious.
But while the clampdown is expected to continue, most analysts believe moves will be cautious to avoid hitting economic growth.
The researchers advise healthcare providers to be cautious about recommending acupuncture if they have already prescribed antidepressants for hot flashes.
These techniques might work like a charm for you, but Dr. Ferrara says you should be cautious while you're experimenting.
"People had an extra reason to be cautious drivers when they were aware that they smelled like marijuana," he said.
" Short of such clear "textual indications," Justice Gorsuch suggested that "maybe we ought to be cautious about stepping in here.
While Trump undeniably tells many falsehoods, there is good reason to be cautious given we can't know Trump's subjective state.
Experts also urge users to be cautious about what and how much information they share with their internet-connected devices.
The team said he is considered day to day and Molitor said he'd likely be cautious with Dozier on Tuesday.
While the SEC has warned investors to be cautious when investing in ICOs, its actions have been conservative and measured.
He would be wise to remember that Iran is watching, and that he should be cautious in choosing his rhetoric.
Peoples asks parents to be cautious and urges them to put on life jackets or strap boogie boards to kids.
Certainly, some will object to the suggestion that we should be cautious about legalizing physician-assisted suicide because of race.
But everyone asked me to be cautious about overstating the applicability of the method for weighing stars in the future.
If a crowdfunding campaign is raising money for a product or technological device, there are extra reasons to be cautious.
Still, in the near term, investors may be cautious about buying the common currency given political uncertainty in the continent.
"That said, Conagra reports on Thursday morning and I can't blame anyone for wanting to be cautious here," he said.
In general, participants should be cautious with the level of detail they offer, as they would at an IRL meeting.
However, CNBC's Jim Cramer urges investors to be cautious at these levels, especially after the rotation that took place Monday.
But advocates say the Education Department should be cautious about how the rules would overhaul procedures in K-12 schools.
"You always have to be cautious with your heart, but I didn't want any regrets not following it," he said.
But the complexities of business environments often cause employees to be cautious, or even feel paralyzed, when action is required.
"If it's someone new in the game, I would be cautious about booking a flight across the Atlantic," he said.
Today some Americans appear to believe that not everyone has to be cautious because not everyone will get seriously sick.
With other T-cell lymphomas, we should be cautious that this could potentially happen, but continue with the clinical trials.
Not many people are out on my usual trail, but I wanted to be cautious about being out and about.
The virus may make the regime lash out, rather than heed the lessons of the past year and be cautious.
As Ahmann's experience shows, it pays to be cautious when entering into a property agreement to buy residential real estate.
If it hints that it will be cautious when spiking the proverbial punch bowl, the response may be less ecstatic.
But companies have learned through hard experience to be cautious when it comes to news cycles dominated by celebrity deaths.
He added, though, that the market needed to be cautious given the threat of cheap imports flooding in from China.
The history of cash bail shows why New Yorkers have reason to be cautious about giving such latitude to judges.
"They have the same rights, but where they should be cautious, is in participating in off-campus stuff," said Wizner.
But even with its stock price at the highest in almost two decades, there's plenty of reason to be cautious.
As for tainted candy, Saterfield says it doesn't hurt for parents to be cautious, but they shouldn't be overly worried.
So while it could make sense to cut higher CPM placements from a media plan, you want to be cautious.
Since no product, device or substance has been linked to all cases, the CDC is urging people to be cautious.
Equities reached record highs last week, but some strategists say the technical backdrop for stocks shows investors should be cautious.
But a majority of the polled analysts expected the bank to be cautious at its next meeting on July 264.4.
The FiveThirtyEight average is designed to be cautious, taking into account multiple polls, and it doesn't tend to move sharply.
Some areas are not yet on the list but are likely to be soon, so I'd be cautious about traveling.
Longtime stock bull Jeremy Siegel is urging investors to be cautious, saying numerous headwinds will keep stock prices muted for 2019.
When eating off the ship at a port, travelers should be cautious about what they eat and the water they drink.
There are reasons to be cautious about them, too, as they could make necessary health care too expensive for vulnerable populations.
Cal Fire warned about the extreme conditions Wednesday afternoon, urging people to be cautious with materials that could spark a fire.
As a security best practice, we recommend that you be cautious if you receive emails or text messages from unknown senders.
According to the charts, investors need to be cautious navigating the landscape of the new environment—especially the broader Index stocks.
"There is a lot of money to be made, but I think people should be cautious to some extent," he said.
"These macroeconomic pressures mean we must be cautious and realistic about the outlook for our revenues in 2016," the memo said.
But until Mr Trump makes his intentions clear, warns Andrew Stanners of Aberdeen Asset Management in London, investors will be cautious.
I'm still new to the whole credit card thing, so I try to be cautious with how much I use it.
Overall, the key, according to El-Erian, is to have cash on hand and be cautious in responding to market movements.
But Lakers coach Luke Walton said Ball remains limited in practice and the team will be cautious with its young star.
"Today, our cars are programmed to be cautious and courteous above all, because that's the safest thing to do," Krafcik wrote.
Police from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey evacuated the terminal to be cautious, spokesman Joe Pentangelo said.
Blowing a call would be embarrassing and bad for the country, so the networks will be cautious — as they should be.
The supplier of these hedgehogs has yet to be identified, so the CDC is warning all hedgehog owners to be cautious.
Britain urged thousands of British tourists visiting for a tour of Sri Lanka by the England cricket team to be cautious.
JPMorgan warned investors to be cautious on the market due to geopolitical uncertainty even as it expects a solid earnings season.
Yeah, yeah, I get it: the Note 7 blew up last year and everyone should be cautious of the Note 8.
The Philippines still has [some of] the most severe punishments for cannabis in the world, so I would rather be cautious.
But while it's smart to be cautious, it's not necessarily the end of the world if you absentmindedly take a swig.
On the digital currency side, a leader at major cryptocurrency investing and trading company Coinbase said investors should still be cautious.
"I would urge the President and Rudy to be cautious and not say anything -- let diplomacy run its course," he added.
Should the Federal Reserve be cautious in moving forward with interest rate hikes given the uncertainty about how workers are faring?
The flurry of recommendations began in Brazil, where a top health official warned pregnant women to be cautious with their kisses.
Analysts have said the tone of Nabiullina's rhetoric is likely to be cautious to avoid boosting expectations about further monetary easing.
Just be cautious and thoughtful during this process and only apply for financing when you think you've found the right deal.
"Any time you introduce a significant surgery of this type, you have to be cautious about what will happen," Alderson said.
But he warned voters to be "cautious" of the decades-old allegations surfacing ahead of the closely watched election in December.
Sailors have to be cautious about bringing anything made of metal on board, mindful even of where they store canned foods.
"I've passed along the same advice that I was given when I was a kid: Be cautious with leverage," Johnson said.
It's important to be cautious about what we actually know, as alleging Russian interference in an American election is pretty serious.
You'll have to be cautious about things that seem too good to be true, while avoiding paranoia at the same time.
"Investors should be cautious about these headline earnings numbers for 2017," said Alex Dryden, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management.
Infectious disease experts define "older adults" as anyone age 60 and up, so people in that age group should be cautious.
Reasons to be cautious: By comparison, Spotify, its closest counterpart, has 170 million monthly users, but 75 million of whom pay.
"When you don't know the area and don't have friends there, it's even more important to be cautious," Ms. Castillo said.
But given the risk that an overheating battery can lead to a fire, consumers still have every reason to be cautious.
It is good to be cautious but I believe it's just another of Satan's tactics to prevent people from following Jesus.
Mr. Mueller has reason to be cautious, given a political climate where the subtlest remark can be blown into a scandal.
He has dealt with off-and-on knee problems for years and, given his injury record, he prefers to be cautious.
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Our quarterly report on investing offers some advice: At a time of heightened uncertainty, it may be smart to be cautious.
Tepper, in an interview with Jim Cramer for TheStreet, said investors should be cautious until more is known about the virus.
Because of all the bad publicity about the plane, airlines probably will be cautious about re-introducing the plane into service.
The Nasdaq 100 was still trading at around 6,986, just below the levels at which Gordon wants to be cautious. Disclaimer
It's important to be cautious in the face of this global health emergency, and to take reasonable precautions to prevent infection.
"However, it is still relatively new technology and it so it is only natural for people to be cautious about it."
The commission, which planned to meet on Saturday about the hacking, urged the news media to be cautious in its reporting.
A source at a major western investment firm, who asked to remain anonymous, highlighted another reason why investors might be cautious.
"A blister formed and I wanted to be cautious about it and didn't want it to get any worse," Ray said.
So, if you have varicose veins, be cautious around sharp objects, be they knives, claws, or the beaks of aggressive roosters.
A shopper with the ReconBob plug-in would see every seller labeled as "Approved" in green or "Be Cautious" in amber.
"Individual players should be cautious," said Sharlene Boltz, a professor at the Chase College of Law at the Northern Kentucky University.
Ramaphosa has supporters from across the political spectrum, so he has to be cautious in how he responds to the row.
No, it's likely that Democrats will respect the traditional contours of the reconciliation process and be cautious about pushing its limits.
China said it opposed India's decision to revoke Kashmir's special status and that New Delhi needed to be cautious on border issues.
The reason I made the movie when I made the movie is to fire a warning shot and to say 'be cautious.
Craig warned sex workers and people living near abandoned homes in the area where the bodies have been discovered to be cautious.
Smith urged restaurants and other businesses to be cautious when receiving orders from phone numbers they haven't delivered to in the past.
The stock could surge to $30 once it starts trading, and investors should be cautious if it climbs above $35, he said.
The stock could surge to $2000 once it starts trading, and investors should be cautious if it climbs above $217, he said.
This translates into $100 billion more in originations; even if borrowers continue to be cautious, that's billions more in their collective pockets.
He also warned that the water will come back soon — and residents should be cautious, since the water's return may be powerful.
Her elevated support, however, did not last, and Buttigieg has reason to be cautious about his new level of support as well.
"Residents are urged to be cautious as they return to their homes," the Napa County Sheriff's Office said in a press release.
When relating 22016 voter turnout patterns to 2016 patterns, it is important to be cautious in drawing any conclusions about final turnout.
RHB's Lam said that markets were likely to be cautious, and he doubted many players would take big positions amid the uncertainty.
Calling the new governor "fiscally conservative," Nomura also noted that Patel may be cautious about opening up debt markets to foreign investors.
In addition, be cautious of the various Pokémon guides and hack apps that are live on Google Play and elsewhere, as well.
It got delayed a little bit because we wanted to be cautious with it and we know how long the season is.
But he said "to be cautious" he asked the Justice Department or the State Department inspector general to look at the materials.
"It was exceptional growth and we must be cautious because to continue at 13 percent is unlikely," Engelbrecht told an investor briefing.
When you are running for governor and you keep getting a controversial bill thrown in your face, you have to be cautious.
Consumers will smartly be cautious, even after the company says it's hammered out the original issues and firmed up a release date.
I know many viewers love it, and they're going to hector me for that, but I have been right to be cautious!
I know many viewers love it and they're going to hector me for that, but I have been right to be cautious!
Be cautious when factoring in advertised discounts, such as a safe driver deal or a break for combining home and auto coverage.
"But we have to be cautious about the import outlook," said Yeung, while noting that bad weather may have been a factor.
Be cautious of any unsolicited communications that ask you for personal information or refer you to a website asking for personal information.
Ideally, older adults should give online view-only access to accounts and be cautious about who gets access to their financial records.
Here are some tips to keep your kid's information private and your money safe: Be cautious when you give out private information.
During a speech in London on Friday, Defense Secretary Mark Esper warned European allies to be cautious in their dealings with China.
Read on to find out why you should be cautious if someone's making too much eye contact or has their legs crossed.
Uruguay's Ministry of Foreign Affairs cited "indiscriminate possession of firearms by the population" in the US as a reason to be cautious.
We have to be cautious but are taking concrete steps forwards to show a new era has started in FIFA and IFAB.
"As president, I will encourage Congress to be cautious in attempting to charge and change any part of the RFS," he said.
Park officials told KTLA that families should be cautious while walking near the river, as rocks become slick near the water's edge.
Analysts said that the European banking sector is in better health compared to a year ago but investors should still be cautious.
Nevertheless, we must be cautious, for any tool that we do build can—in the "wrong" hands—be used for other purposes.
Single Libras could meet a promising match through a work function, but be cautious if you're going to mix business and pleasure.
"Investors see reasons to be cautious in the new year," said UBS Global Wealth Management's client strategy office in a note Tuesday.
But that shouldn't deter travelers, CheapCaribbean's president Steve Dumaine tells CNBC Make It, just be cautious, as you would on any trip.
Investors might be cautious because they don't know how big the security bill will be and whether the spending will be effective.
Reasons to be cautious: Ant Financial faces heavy regulatory scrutiny from Beijing, which has tightened its leash on the Chinese financial industry.
Prosecutors should be cautious to apply them without considering the chilling effects on the free press, and the risk of politicized prosecutions.
"I would be cautious with information that is splashed on blogs and from doctors who seem too flashy and careless," Dayan added.
AF: Mm. CU: So, real estate is a long-term investment, so people will be cautious to take their decisions going forward.
MARKETS GO 83%, 15% OVER VALUE FAIR VALUE DOESN'T MEAN YOU CAN'T GO HIGHER, IT JUST MEANS YOU HAVE TO BE CAUTIOUS.
We should of course be cautious in extrapolating findings from Romanian institutions to the American immigration detention and child protective service systems.
Strategists say uncertainty about the trade situation has caused some companies to be cautious with their big investments in buildings and equipment.
Lael Brainard spoke earlier on Tuesday, saying the central bank should be cautious about raising interest rates while inflation levels remain low.
Paris will no doubt be cautious to avoid a repeat of its failed attempt to wrest the 2012 Games away from London.
Strategists say uncertainty about the trade situation has caused some companies to be cautious with their big investments in buildings and equipment.
However, in deciding on a doctor, patients need to be cautious not to confuse customer satisfaction with evidence-based, patient-centered care.
That's another reason why Krosby expects Yellen and her fellow officials on the Federal Open Market Committee to be cautious about tightening.
The team said an MRI exam came back clean, but the Warriors likely will be cautious with the 217-year-old veteran.
Everyone is right to be cautious since the President has a record of changing his mind about apparently squared away congressional deals.
It's understandable that parents might feel panicked during these uncertain times, but the most important thing you can do is be cautious.
It's understandable that parents might feel panicked during these uncertain times, but the most important thing you can do is be cautious.
That someone like a New York Times reporter should be cautious about what they tweet, and maybe they shouldn't tweet at all.
I've said all along that this time I need to be cautious and do what's best for my long-term health and career.
Jeffrey Sherman, deputy chief investment officer at DoubleLine Capital, is urging investors to be cautious before making any rash moves -- in either direction.
A number of GDP reports accompany the central bank meetings later this week and strategists say markets may be cautious in the meantime.
He said U.S. ally South Korea, which restarted talks with North Korea this year, should be cautious before agreeing to anything with Pyongyang.
In the middle of a summer with record temperatures worldwide, Officer Frey wanted to be cautious on the hot asphalt surrounding the event.
With fierce ACA opponent Tom Price in charge of the program, Obama's supporters should be cautious about celebrating any possible change of heart.
Stingy with freedom and consumer goods, the communist system provides plenty of subjects for comedy, though clowns must be cautious in exploiting them.
That's another warning sign, and my thought is that one should be cautious if one is long going into earnings in Home Depot.
The police are warning residents to be cautious and call 911 if they see an animal and not try to approach it themselves.
I have good reason to be cautious: In Austria, being caught bribing or accepting a bribe could land you five years in prison.
There is little case law to date, Ms. Bertini said, so employers are wise to be cautious — but, she added, they needn't overreact.
Well, people are warned to be cautious in that room but the idea was that the sculptures should be delicate, exposed and fragile.
Lambert told Reuters that it pays to be cautious in cases like these as gender is a "big, big thing" to get wrong.
I wanted to be cautious about not releasing any music with Starting Line until we were really inspired to write some new material.
Police urge women to be cautious Authorities applauded the woman who reported the scam, saying she likely saved others from a similar fate.
Although p53 mutations greatly increase the risk of cancer, the findings are a reason to be cautious and not for full-blown alarm.
The UN's approach is that with such decay in the underlying data, it is better to be cautious than to risk losing credibility.
"There are chances for more selling but also reasons to be cautious," said Chris Scicluna, head of economic research at Daiwa Capital Markets.
I DON'T THINK WE'RE LOOKING AT ANYTHING LIKE THAT IN THE U.S. SO I THINK THAT WE HAVE THE ABILITY TO BE CAUTIOUS.
JPMorgan Cazenove might be cautious on U.S. stocks might there are some analysts who are still predicting a leg higher for American benchmarks.
President Obama talked cybersecurity and hacking during an interview with NBC's Lester Holt, and said he tries to be cautious when sending emails.
Stanford drug policy expert Keith Humphreys said that "it's reasonable to be cautious" about a new potential drop-off, given the past disappointments.
It said the Bank of England should be "cautious" on its interest rate policy, an apparent tip to wait before hiking borrowing costs.
Watch out for what happens around money and self-worth—be cautious with your spending, and don't undersell yourself or doubt your abilities.
Leahy, who is due to retire later this month, indicated Airbus would be cautious about building jets for Iran without receiving deposit payments.
Herrmann called on Munich residents to be cautious, but at the same time not to let the warning interfere with their normal lives.
"Of course, given North Korea's past, we must be cautious in approaching this," said Song, according to the AP. View the discussion thread.
Indeed, there's even more reason to be cautious: different race ratings suggest potentially different stories about the state of play for the House.
But there are many reasons why police departments and cities should be cautious, and resist the instinct to jump on this "free" offer.
Regulatory filings show he had good reason to be cautious, with several Woodford-backed stocks seeing an increase in short interest this week.
TOKYO (Reuters) - Most Japanese firms believe the Tokyo bourse should be cautious in its approach to any delisting of embattled Toshiba Corp (6502.
Consumers need to push back on businesses to store data properly, he said, and also be cautious about what information they give out.
So while drops like these can be meaningful, it is important to be cautious before taking them for more than they are worth.
Your team is one of your most important resources, which is why it's important to be cautious when going into business with friends.
Maybe they are right to be cautious, but keeping the base at a distance could make it easier for Trump to win again.
But, he said, it was more important to increase average prices, although he wanted to be cautious about making the watches too expensive.
But Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, says consumers will continue to be cautious even after authorities signal the all clear.
He is expected to be cautious at first, seeking to consolidate support among party conservatives despite desire among young Cubans for faster development.
"Foreign policy speeches tend to be cautious, as they are directed towards multiple audiences," said Michael Fullilove, executive director of the Lowy Institute.
"I still have to use different routes and be cautious of everything and everyone around me," he told me in a conspiratorial whisper.
But in light of the underlying demographic and technological trends, he should be cautious in raising expectations about how much policy can accomplish.
People with type 1 or 2 diabetes may need to cut down on simple carbohydrates and should be cautious about their sugar intake.
Several fintech companies told Reuters in August that they would be cautious about applying for the OCC license while legal challenges remained unresolved.
" "Foreign governments are now more than ever convinced that you have to be cautious with Trump, because will he make the call public.
"The nation is in crisis, Rio de Janeiro is in crisis — it's time to be cautious," Marcelo Crivella, who became mayor on Jan.
Going into the next decade, we must all be cautious of deepfakes; the tech is alarmingly dangerous and, not to mention, pretty creepy.
Officials urged drivers to be cautious, with states such as South Dakota warning people in some counties to stay off the roads completely.
Currently, there is no evidence the disease can spread to humans, but the CDC warned hunters to be cautious around potentially infected animals.
" Dr Omer El-Hamdoon, the association's president, said all Muslims should be "extra vigilant following these hateful Islamophobic attacks, and to be cautious.
This mismatch is one reason to be cautious and dynamic in fixed income and guard against the risk of sudden yield back-ups.
"One should always be cautious that what is good for you, you imagine is good for the other party automatically," Mr. Kirby said.
"Over all, you have to be cautious in this environment," said Adam Silverleib, vice president of Silko Honda, a dealership in Raynham, Mass.
"Back-to-school shoppers in 2016 will be cautious in spending, but relentless in searching for value," Customer Growth Partners' President Craig Johnson said.
For that reason, journalists, analysts and traders should be cautious about making firm predictions about what Trump's administration will do in the energy area.
Past investigations offer many reasons to be cautious in analyzing just why EgyptAir Flight 804 suddenly disappeared in the early hours of Thursday morning.
" Security must again be in "constant surveillance" of the shipment, and so the checklist warns drivers to "be cautious of traffic lights and intersections.
While you might not have $10 million in jewelry lying around as Kardashian did, it's still important to be cautious with what you post.
The surviving U.S. miners, some of which are only now emerging from bankruptcy, are expected to be cautious in making any big financial outlays.
The bottom line is we will have a focus on capital preservation ... and it's time to be cautious in terms of our portfolio positioning.
Bears believe second-half guidance will be cautious and lower than expected due to slower global growth and the related trade and tariff issues.
Singapore's biggest lender, DBS Group, said it continued to provide financing for property purchases in London but was advising its customers to be cautious.
Governments want their money to be used prudently, he argues, so tend to be cautious and controlling when providing charities with grants up front.
Comparing pot to Big Tobacco isn't completely accurate, but at the same time there are some similarities and we should be cautious, Ramo advises.
"I would be cautious concluding that this has any sort of Russian government backing," John Hultquist, director of cyber espionage analysis at FireEye Inc.
The hospital has no evidence of any patient exposure to the viruses but wants to be cautious, Swedish Medical Center spokeswoman Nicole Williams said.
"You'd want to be cautious about artificially inflating your income," said Mark Kantrowitz, vice president of strategy for college and scholarship search site Cappex.com.
Democrats who might be cautious or give pause to Acosta's nomination need only look to those on the left who truly know him best.
She has gone out of her way to assure China and America, Taiwan's guarantor, that she backs the status quo and will be cautious.
"While clearly a step in the right direction, for now we prefer to be cautious," analysts at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods said in a note.
The IMF said the Bank of England should be "cautious" on its interest rate policy, an apparent tip to wait before hiking borrowing costs.
But he has to wonder: if the United States is the strongest economy, maybe we should be cautious about changing our free-trade model.
Insurers must be cautious by not covering too many homes in one area, said Janet Ruiz, a spokeswoman for the industry's Insurance Information Institute.
Dozier texted manager Paul Molitor on Tuesday morning and said he was feeling better, but Molitor decided to be cautious with his leadoff hitter.
Also be cautious if the seminars claim to have better information than your high school guidance counselors or college financial aid professionals, Ashe said.
If you find one with no head shot or a person with fashion-model looks and a short or nonexistent work history, be cautious.
Though shopping online for clothes can save you time and money, be cautious of trying news brands without understanding how their sizing might run.
Even if they beat their goals and drive revenue, most managers would be cautious to promote a rabble-rouser or someone who isn't trustworthy.
Christians now need to be cautious about taking a seat at the table if it means harming their ability to lead others to faith.
"I would be cautious with saying that 'the mission to secure the oil fields,'" Byrne said in response to a reporter's question last week.
Don't place bets when you don't have enough information, and even though you're the most practical sign of the zodiac, be cautious of idealizing.
The notice also said robberies and burglaries were common in the United States, and warned Chinese tourists to be cautious of "suspicious" people there.
A veteran Wall Street tech analyst pointed to more uncertainty due to the coronavirus, and said investors eyeing a market bottom should be cautious.
"I would be cautious to recognize any national trend based on one week in which passions have been high," said Republican strategist Rory Cooper.
But he predicted that China's response would at first be cautious, as officials wait to see how strong the other American actions will be.
What I think we should be cautious about is—you know, it's not the same if you're going into a very high-income profession.
Still, for all the momentum for a second referendum, there are some reasons for Britons on any side of this issue to be cautious.
"It is wise to be cautious, and not assume that they will be as effective as we think," Mr. Posen said of monetary policies.
Of course, users could also commit their first crimes while on the respective apps, so it's always important to be cautious when meeting strangers.
Both had been closed due to the Ferguson Fire and the NPS warned motorists to be cautious of fire and smoke on the roads.
" Iran appeared to brush off Trump's fury on Monday, with Foreign Minister Javad Zarif also taking to Twitter, echoing Trump's warning to "Be cautious.
U.S. authorities have told commercial shipping to be cautious in waters near Iran and the FAA has banned U.S. carriers from flying over Iran.
You should prioritize what you want to walk away with, be cautious about using social media, and be sure to take care of yourself.
Absence of this language doesn't mean that the company can't access your email or remotely control your computer, so it's best to be cautious.
But GMC needs to be cautious about AT4 not taking away from Denali models, particularly for the upcoming 2021 Yukon and Yukon XL SUVs.
And a closer look at the most recent phase three clinical trial of the treatment in India suggests there's good reason to be cautious.
Conning's Sega said that he'd also be cautious about recent rallies in commodities like gold and silver -- as well as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
But Coach Luke Walton has said that the team will be cautious with James, who signed a four-year, $154 million deal in July.
"We still have to be cautious" about drawing absolute connections between an abuser's behind-the-scenes behavior and public professional life, Ms. Lawrence said.
"Trump is obviously quite different than anything we've seen before, [but] we should be cautious about throwing past data out the window," Nyhan said.
When I was speaking with the person I would report directly to, she mentioned that I should be cautious of "certain patients" on certain medications.
Europe terror The US issued a travel alert for Europe ahead of the holiday season, urging tourists to be cautious around Christmas markets and festivals.
One member said the BOJ must be cautious about topping up stimulus, and ensure its measures do not destabilize Japan's banking system, the summary showed.
It would suggest travelers might be cautious about granting Delta – or any other private entity – access to their passport information, something with which Boyd disagreed.
As a result of the data breach, the company is urging users to change their passwords and be cautious of any suspicious emails or activity.
"We need to be cautious in our approach, ensuring that this new industry has a space to grow," Dombrovskis told a news conference in Brussels.
Yellowstone's Grand Canyon is 800 to 1,200 feet deep, the park's website says, and visitors are urged to be cautious on the area's rim trails.
It urged the media to be cautious about publishing details of the emails given that campaigning had ended, and publication could lead to criminal charges.
The new study gives us some promising answers — but it also gives us some reasons to be cautious about naltrexone compared to the older drugs.
Regulators also have strict requirements for ensuring the purity of products that will be tested in humans and tend to be cautious about side effects.
Those of us that want sound and lasting patent reform must be cautious that the pendulum doesn't swing too far and hurt legitimate patent enforcement.
Why it matters: Hacks are not always going to be clear-cut at first disclosure, a reminder to be cautious of first accounts of breaches.
President Donald Trump should be cautious of newly found support among moderate Republicans and Democrats, former White House chief of staff John Sununu said Monday.
For consumers, it is clear that we all have to be cautious when we interact with people online or make decisions based on online information.
In fact, the outperformance of small stocks and emerging-market shares could be explained just as much by a desire to be cautious as aggressive.
In fairness, Obama is right to be cautious about military involvement, and we don't know whether the more assertive approaches favored by Hillary Clinton, Gen.
Unless and until Congress finalizes the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, financial advisors warn, be cautious about making big moves to sway your tax bill.
The rotation out of tech stocks on Wednesday isn't necessarily the start of a trend yet, but investors need to be cautious, two experts warned.
If the economic outlook is dim, bankers will be cautious, and lowering the countercyclical capital buffer is unlikely to have a measurable impact on lending.
Judges may be cautious of risk scores that are accompanied by a statement that the score has been found to overpredict recidivism among black defendants.
Investors' nerves were soothed this week by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments that the central bank should be cautious about raising interest rates.
Nunes kicks off the GOP's questioning by trumpeting conspiracy theories, and Schiff warns Taylor to 'be cautious' about answering questions that have no factual basis
Be cautious about making major changes ahead of a big purchase, like a home or car, said Keith Gumbinger, vice president at mortgage site HSH.com.
Another reason why the outgoing Obama administration could be cautious in its approach to Russia is due to the impending presidential election in early November.
Investors' nerves were soothed this week by U.S. Federal Reserve Chief Janet Yellen's comments that the central bank should be cautious with raising interest rates.
Fears about the jet were amplified after a former FAA safety official went on CNN's "Newsroom" on Monday morning and urged travelers to be cautious.
Dr. Zuk, the author of "Sex on Six Legs," amplified: "Even if beetles don't perceive a competitor, it's better to be cautious," and keep copulating.
Investors' nerves were soothed this week by U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's comments that the central bank should be cautious with raising interest rates.
We should be cautious, take this threat to basic American values seriously, and be prepared to fight back when reacting to Trump's birthright citizenship proposal.
We can't say for sure and we should be cautious about drawing too many conclusions until the findings are replicated in a truly representative sample.
He urged traders to be cautious because of strikingly high volatility levels and the clear lack of support from either central banks or international regulators.
Dr. Barbara Beck, another pick for the board, wrote in 2006 that researchers should be cautious in determining that low-level lead exposure harmed children.
In a statement on its website Tuesday, the embassy warned that Americans should "keep a low profile" and be cautious in case protests turn "violent."
The debt information released by the Department of Education is still preliminary, so students should be cautious when using it to choose programs and colleges.
There have been no travel warnings advising Americans to stay away from South Korea or Japan, and no advisories warning American businesses to be cautious.
But anyone who is privy to private information about a company or about markets needs to be cautious about how they use that private information.
And even if the disease is under control, many voters may be cautious about stepping out to a polling place where many people will gather.
"We have to be cautious in the actions we are doing in the cathedral," she said, adding that the medieval structure is still very fragile.
The alkaline diet can lead to nutritional deficiencies Any time you cut food groups out of your diet, you need to be cautious, Beckerman says.
As Tuesday couldn't have made any more clear, in the Senate, nothing is certain until it's done, so be cautious on making definitive timing statements.
That means the money is added to principal, increasing your debt, so be cautious about using these options, said one financial aid expert, Mark Kantrowitz.
When Mr. Kahl, the CBS executive, was asked if the networks are a tad too overprotective, he argued that it was better to be cautious.
For example, people on blood thinners must be cautious about taking aspirin and other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs that can increase the risk of bleeding.
Instead, the department pointed to guidance on its website that warned companies to be cautious about entering into contracts with people who were under sanction.
"We should be cautious not to stigmatize a whole (Muslim) community just because its members are more religious than most people in France," he said.
Models are built on pattern recognition and approximation, so engineers should be cautious before launching a rocket based on results spat from a black box.
For those who might misinterpret this as a victory of more pro-business policies over the progressive direction Bannon often championed, they should be cautious.
As far as Trump's seemingly LGBTQ-friendly rhetoric goes, there's another reason to be cautious: He's essentially trying to turn LGBTQ people into Islamophobic bigots.
This underlines the need to not only continue this research, but also be cautious about drawing any definitive conclusions about C.T.E. until we have more data.
"It's worth in this environment being patient, and basically being willing to be cautious and let events unfold," Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said on Monday.
The Fed has forecast two rate hikes this year, but several policymakers, including Chairman Jerome Powell, have said they would be cautious about tightening monetary policy.
Let's be cautious, remembering that even on Earth, tardigrades are able to survive at the coldest temperatures and the greatest pressures for only a short time.
I think there's going to be a disparity between the numbers that are going to be just fine and rhetoric which is going to be cautious.
After experiencing big losses on Obamacare over the last couple of years, insurers will likely be cautious about jumping onto the next wave of health reform.
Also, be cautious about dealers that suddenly tack on a "reconditioning" fee for a certified pre-owned vehicle when you are about to sign the contract.
But there is a need to be cautious: as the Syrian civil war has shown, linking cultural heritage to human rights can be a dangerous game.
On Sunday, the Riverdale star tweeted about her experience arriving at an airport to highlight why it's important to be cautious before getting into someone's car.
Even though the headlines look promising, we have to look at how long that spending will take...Everyone in the market should be cautious about it.
"There will really be a drop off in visibility so companies will really be cautious about engaging in contracts w/ those types of athletes," said Rishe.
Credit: Fred Hutch News ServiceThe details have yet to be published in a peer reviewed science journal, so we need to be cautious about these findings.
But entomologists I have spoken to point out that because so little is known about the fly, they feel it would be prudent to be cautious.
These high real yields in turn caused politicians to be cautious about running up fiscal deficits and to rely on monetary policy to manage the cycle.
One of the bank's largest 20 investors said shareholders should be cautious about the prospects of getting their hands on the bank's excess capital just yet.
One board member said the BOJ must be cautious about topping up stimulus, and ensure its measures do not destabilize Japan's banking system, the summary showed.
You want to be cautious of premature/excessive disclosure early on as well, as bankers and investors could be working with companies that are your competitors.
"We need to be cautious about the intentions of this administration," said Grant Smith, deputy director of national affairs for the nonpartisan nonprofit Drug Policy Alliance.
The management said in the internal documents that uncertainty over Brexit and falling sales of diesel vehicles mean PSA must be "cautious", according to France Info.
"Investors will be cautious in 22016 as the market anticipates more uncertainty around employment, interest rates and the global economy," CBRE said in a recent note.
"It is important that doctors continue to be cautious with regard to prescribing pregabalin to patients who are susceptible to self-harm," the study team writes.
Japanese shares fell to one-month lows as concerns over European politics added to the list of reasons to be cautious about the global economic outlook.
Another reason investors need to be cautious with this rally is the rise of the price-to-sales ratio in the S&P, the report said.
With rates having since remained near zero, Dudley said the Fed now has less policy room to respond and thus may be cautious about raising rates.
While more institutions, such as schools, are now starting to assess childhood trauma, we must be cautious in reading too much into what that trauma means.
And while it's smart to be cautious, the facts show that it's actually fairly rare for kids to be contacted by adult strangers seeking sexual communication.
Kocher said that if a major acquisition could boost Engie's strategy, she would consider it, but added that the firm needs to be cautious and selective.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen has repeatedly said the Fed will be cautious in tightening policy, prompting markets to barely price in a rate hike this year.
" She spelled out several reasons to be cautious, saying that "strong financial penalties" could mean that "scrapping the order could cost us more than maintaining it.
Starbucks updated its international growth plans at its investor day in December, which has prompted analysts to be cautious amid the current U.S.-China trade war.
Ingves cited strikingly high volatility levels and the clear lack of support from either central banks or international regulators as reasons for traders to be cautious.
Take selfies at your own risk As proud as voters may be of casting a ballot, they should be cautious about sharing photos of the event.
"We need to be cautious when generalizing to real-world dishonesty that is typically associated with threats of reprimand" or damage to someone's reputation, he said.
Allianz chief economist Mohamed El-Erian said Monday that long-term investors should be cautious about buying stocks because financial markets are showing signs of stress.
But here again, be cautious: Failure to pay it back in a timely manner could result in penalties and taxes, not to mention reduced retirement income.
Westbrook said that celebrities should be cautious of the influence they have when promoting cryptocurrencies, and should understand the blockchains (distributed ledger technologies) that underpin them.
But Ronald Wan, chief executive of investment banking at Partners Capital International, said investors should be cautious of Brexit developments and upcoming management changes at HSBC.
European leaders will most likely be cautious about siding with Mr. Trump and the Saudis if they propose steps that could escalate into a broader conflict.
This comes as many other tech companies are cancelling events in order to be cautious of a potential pandemic caused by the coronavirus disease, COVID-19.
He said he understands that insurance companies need to be cautious in approving expensive treatment, but he wished UnitedHealthcare had listened more to Weissman's six oncologists.
Ross Garber, the lawyer representing Mr. Bentley in the impeachment investigation, has urged lawmakers to be cautious, saying that only the most egregious conduct merits removal.
Those are strong reasons to be cautious and not make bets that are bigger than necessary, but Vaselkiv says that conservatism can be taken too far.
Perhaps it is an inherently defensive measure, seeking not to lift himself up but to drag others down: I may be cautious, but so are they.
Mr. Garris, now a church pastor, said black people were not welcome in certain communities in the county, and needed to be cautious around white people.
But that's in the past: During this upcoming earnings season, company outlooks could be cautious and reflect fears of slowing economic growth this year, the firm said.
Fluoroquinolone antibiotics might raise the risk of an aortic dissection, and people who are already at risk should be cautious about taking those antibiotics, the FDA said.
But with the poll numbers on prisoners' voting rights, it's not hard to guess why a bunch of Democratic candidates might be cautious about supporting the idea.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Friday said the country must be cautious about adopting the euro and should remain open towards other parts of the world.
As ever, you have to be cautious about crowdfunding campaigns like this that are asking for your money to fund its production, not buy a finished product.
Indeed, many have pointed out that because global forecasting on Trump's chances of victory were wrong, the world must be cautious in predicting his policies going forward.
If I may be permitted an editorial aside, allow me to say that in my opinion we must be cautious about passing moral judgment upon the Gileadeans.
The hospital said about 2,900 patients should get tested for the viruses, adding that it had no evidence of any patient exposure but wanted to be cautious.
Optimism may only ever be cautious on Tyneside but Newcastle are almost certainly coming up, and will do so as "a slightly different club," says Caulkin. Why?
The U.S. government, meanwhile, has warned airmen to be cautious when flying in certain areas in Djibouti, on the Horn of Africa, due to the recent incidents.
"I think the process of any shift (from easy policy) would be cautious and gradual, as with U.S. and European central banks," Kuroda told a news conference.
While trade tensions have introduced some uncertainty to the outlook, the overall picture is strong, and the Fed should be cautious not to disrupt it, he said.
Be cautious of calls from people claiming to offer mortgage relief on behalf of a government agency or asking for fees upfront for a loan or service.
Ms. Asher said she had not seen Fidelity's new tool, but she noted that, in general, borrowers should be cautious about refinancing federal loans into private loans.
Many security analysts might opine that the Islamic State's heyday is done, but even if there's a slightest chance of them making inroads, we must be cautious.
Justice Department guidelines urge prosecutors to be cautious in the 60 days or so before an election, so not to be seen as trying to influence voters.
Related: The Problem of America's 'Warehousing' of the Mentally Ill in Jails "We should be cautious about using mental illness as a scapegoat for crime," McCray said.
EU lawmakers last week backed the start of such free trade talks, while warning negotiators should be cautious about allowing in produce such as butter and beef.
Both sides will be cautious about being sucked forward and leaving space behind their defense for the opposition to launch quick counters, until someone takes the lead.
"I would be cautious with saying that 'the mission to secure the oil fields ... the mission is the defeat of ISIS," Byrne said to reporters on Thursday.
"Let's be cautious and see how it all plays out, but we need to look at these studies with a jaundiced eye," one of the members said.
Kelly Sims Gallagher, a professor of environmental policy at Tufts University, said the Chinese government was right to be cautious by starting with just the electricity sector.
The F.B.I. was concerned that the emails to Ms. Hicks may have been part of a Russian intelligence operation, and they urged Ms. Hicks to be cautious.
Ms. Aina warns consumers to be "cautious about brands that exploit the idea of inclusivity," or use darker women as props to show that they are inclusive.
The security team at Uber, the ride-hailing giant, is logging some users out of their accounts to be cautious, said Melanie Ensign, a spokeswoman for Uber.
HHS lawyers urged officials to "be cautious" about talking to Novartis privately, before the agency formally solicited applications for CMS demonstrations, to avoid the appearance of favoritism.
Christopher Raymond, an analyst at Piper Sandler, said investors should be cautious about betting on the vaccine work, because vaccines can take a long time to develop.
But because some sites may also sell other types of policies, consumers should be cautious and make sure the plan they choose meets Affordable Care Act standards.
I've been solely GPU rendering for a while, so it works out quite nicely for me, though I have to be cautious of temperatures during demanding projects.
On Monday, Cramer said investors need to be cautious as more and more stocks are being valued based on measures other than the revenue or earnings numbers.
The interaction is a landmark moment in the fight against racism in British soccer, indicating that broadcasters would rather be cautious and keep out of the campaign.
"Until we've also proven the rental market, people are going to be cautious," said Richard Mack, co-founder of Mack Real Estate Group, one of the developers.
Facebook denies it's using face recognition this way, but we need to be cautious about their ability to biometrically identify and catalogue scores of people in an instant.
Last September, the Dubai Financial Services Authority, which regulates the Dubai International Financial Centre, warned investors to be cautious about dealing in them because they were not regulated.
There is still so much left to unfold, and the parents are right to be cautious — their daughters still have a one in four chance of being heartbroken.
Higher prices would risk a renewed boom in shale production from the United States, so Saudi Arabia is likely to be cautious about the market tightening too much.
The majority of board members, however, still saw the need for the bank to be cautious on such issues as high household debt and risks over financial imbalances.
It's possible that clean water could get contaminated from flooding and of course people should be cautious about consuming water, but the water has not been shut off.
Just be cautious, you may find yourself writing a postcard to a long lost friend and using an old Crayon (melted in a spoon) to jazz it up.
The former CDC employee told Vox it's not unusual for CDC officials in charge of the budget request to be cautious about sensitive language ahead of budget talks.
Investors should be cautious of companies with a high exposure to the China market as fears of Asia's largest economy slowing down continue to spook markets, experts said.
" The Senate armed services committee member also noted that "I don't want to trust one intel report, we've learned from Iraq that you do need to be cautious.
"We receive these projections with optimism...though we must be cautious about the risks that continue to exist in the market," said Pablo Terrazas, Chile's undersecretary of mining.
Paulson, who had a lot of success with bankruptcies and debt restructurings in the last cycle, appears to be cautious about the timing for initiating the first deal.
The Federal Reserve may be cautious to implement a total of three interest rate hikes this year after last week's mixed jobs report, CNBC's Jim Cramer warned Monday.
The company further recommends that users avoid clicking links or downloading attachments from suspicious emails and that they be cautious of unsolicited communications that ask for personal information.
As it turns out, yes, it's good to be cautious —  but there is one easy way to know for sure whether your chicken has reached the right temperature.
Local officials have reason to be cautious about diluting protections, however, as a rise in worker protests in their patch can be both physically dangerous and career limiting.
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary must be cautious about adopting the euro as it should remain open toward other parts of the world, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday.
But Murray said he would be cautious on any near-term benefit generated for the Global 7000 by Chinese tariffs on Gulfstream, in light of its heavy backlogs.
"Going forward, everyone is well advised to be cautious and you see that reflected in our expectations for the fourth quarter," Chief Executive Mark Schneider said on Thursday.
Currency analysts said a weakening economy and expectations for a Bank of England rate cut in the months ahead were additional reasons to be cautious on the pound.
At that point, Schiff jumped in to warn Taylor about what Republicans were alleging and to "be cautious" about answering questions that may not have a factual basis.
"(Applying tougher) property ownership taxes is something we need to be cautious about," Kim Dong-yeon told reporters in a press conference held in Sejong, south of Seoul.
I started to regard them like I do the little orange construction cones you occasionally see on the road—maneuver around them, be cautious, and avoid the distraction.
Sometimes, we don't know what's right for us until we do some experimenting, and this might be one of those times—be cautious and trust your intuition, Aquarius.
So there's a reason to be cautious about accepting at face value the company's claim now that Russian Brexit meddling existed on its platform but was not significant.
NOTES: Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said G D'Angelo Russell's right knee sprain is nothing serious but the team wants to be cautious to avoid a more extensive injury.
The agent wrote me back later that afternoon to let me know again that they didn't think there was an immediate threat, but that I should be cautious.
Gallinger did not disclose why she decided to get the tattoo done, but she did warn anyone looking into similar procedures to do extensive research and be cautious.
While in some cases, the Austrian government's decision to close these mosques may indeed have been motivated by legitimate national security concerns, it's nonetheless important to be cautious.
When he tweaked it again early in the third quarter, he decided to be cautious and come out of the game after scoring 24 points in 23 minutes.
In Kinston, N.C., officials ordered dozens of red-and-white signs and posted them on the most vulnerable streets: "THIS AREA PRONE TO FLOODING BE CAUTIOUS," they declared.
Foxconn said its revenue would take a hit from the spread of the coronavirus, and that it would be "cautious" in resuming work at its factories in China.
Buyers in Mumbai are expected to be "cautious" in 2020 after the economic slowdown in 2019 and an increase in the stamp duty tax, according to Knight Frank.
The downside with Las Vegas is that it is one city that gets hit hard during economic downfalls, so any investor looking in the area should be cautious.
He said he would be cautious about improving the Mets' catching with an minor outside addition because any new catcher's familiarity with the pitching staff would be lacking.
This means that the ECB must be cautious in its approach, and many analysts have tempered their predictions as being dependent on the future path of the euro.
" The group also warned that medical professionals "must be cautious not to abuse their position of trust with invasive and intrusive questioning, particularly to fit a political agenda.
Here are three more moves to keep banking details on your phone secure: Be cautious about which payment or money management apps you trust with your banking information.
"I would be cautious if I were in Number 10 (Downing Street) or the White House to really expect Saudi to come up with this," he told CNBC.
"Businesses will want to be cautious about signing up to Privacy Shield given the potential legal challenges," said Marc Dautlich, a data protection lawyer at Pinsent Masons in London.
Sanders polls in the mid 10s with each group, though the sample size of these subsamples is small, which means we need to be cautious about extrapolating too much.
"[Collins] thinks you need to be cautious when buying stocks here, because the trade truce failed to clean the murky waters," Cramer said Monday after consulting with the chartist.
"People are going to be cautious because the market has run up on expectations of tax cuts and deregulation," said Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at First Standard Financial.
In fairness, if there was any over-reaction on Dodd-Frank, lawmakers and regulators were merely endeavoring to be cautious and considerate in avoidance of another major magnitude misstep.
Be cautious at that point about taking on new debt if you can avoid it, especially where an affordable repayment plan hinges on you continuing to work, Chen said.
"Now, we want to be cautious, of course, and we don't want to say that this is the cure for tomorrow or the next day for everybody," he said.
"From here, Russian diplomacy will be cautious, deliberative – looking for deals and give-and-take – while of course standing firmly on their red lines, such as Crimea," he added.
Qualcomm, Broadcom, and Apple are being played in anticipation, but the host suggested that investors be cautious here because chasing cycles that have yet to start can be risky.
However, Mitsui would be cautious as most attractive assets were already taken and new entrants may be forced to pay high prices for assets in difficult locations to develop.
Germany warned its citizens visiting Turkey to be cautious about their social-media feeds, following several cases of Germans being arrested for criticising the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
Like other Kickstarters, be cautious if you're thinking about backing the product, as crowdfunded gadgets may never ship; though Gaze has successfully shipped a Kickstarter project in the past.
Abbott still considers M&A to be a high priority but will be cautious about where it invests, taking into account exposure to potential foreign exchange volatility, White added.
New York Fed President William Dudley indeed said on Monday the Fed should be cautious in considering an interest rate increase due to lingering risks to the U.S. economy.
The Philippines will not cut its infrastructure spending just to be cautious about its deficit spending, he said, but instead may look into dialing down on non-infrastructure expenditure.
Certainly, Facebook has a right to be cautious; the exploitation of third-party apps are part of what got Facebook into trouble with Cambridge Analytica in the first place.
Schenone is positive on high-yield debt because of the better yields and generally shorter durations of junk bonds, but thinks investors should be cautious with investment grade bonds.
Definitely be cautious of big egos and know-it-alls, but the energy is social and confident, making this a fantastic time to network and show off your talents.
Masson also suggested that you'll want to be cautious of any condiments or dressings you put on your burgers and salads, as some of these items can contain sugar.
Apple's guidelines instruct developers to be cautious in implementing double tap — but they also encourage them to think about what logical implementations of the tool look like for users.
Karabell is remaining optimistic on emerging markets, but warns: "Whenever you have a flood of money looking for yield, I just think you need to be cautious of that."
The lack of action in Washington has not changed that and in fact, the uncertainty of federal health policy underscores the need to be cautious over the long term.
"I would be cautious with regard to the findings of co-morbidity since these participants were not formally diagnosed," said Bonar, of the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
"It is important to be cautious ... because if we were to trigger a downturn or to contribute to a downturn, we would have limited scope for responding," Yellen said.
Connecticut police are urging parents to be cautious after a box of candy was apparently tampered with and then distributed at a local elementary school's Halloween event this weekend.
While the fourth year of a U.S. presidential cycle is typically positive, there are reasons to be cautious, beginning first with the myriad negative developments from outside the States.
The December rate hike was not a mistake, Kaplan told CNBC, saying negative interest rates in Europe and Japan is a fourth reason for the Fed to be cautious.
Cramer expects it to be cautious, but noted that the more hawkish Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker will also speak and is likely to express a more positive outlook.
"I think it's a good time to stop, pause, look and see how things are going to progress and be cautious," he said of the Fed's monetary policy stance.
Producers will look at the expected condition of the market over the next two years, and will be cautious when making their decision on any extension, Falih told Arabiya.
In opening remarks before a parliamentary committee, Poloz said the central bank, which raised interest rates twice earlier this year, will be cautious in making future changes to rates.
Former US Secretary of Defense Ash Carter warned Friday that the United States should be cautious of any promises made by North Korea at the upcoming Trump-Kim summit.
Zhang Baohui, a Chinese security expert at Hong Kong's Lingnan University, said Beijing was likely to be cautious about any offensive moves, such as the stationing of combat aircraft.
"Gold has failed to break out above $1,270, suggesting market participants may be cautious about taking big positions as we approach the year-end," said Mitsubishi analyst Jonathan Butler.
"We're concluding that we're in a low-return environment and investors should be cautious," on equities at this juncture, said Chad Morganlander, a portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors.
Sanctions do not prohibit Rosneft shares from being sold by the state, but many potential buyers will be cautious given that oil prices are still on a downward trajectory.
It is tragic that yet another person has died in a senseless road accident, and there are plenty of reasons to be cautious about autonomous cars and their makers.
The United States earlier this month warned its citizens in Tanzania to be cautious after the commercial capital Dar es Salaam announced a crackdown on homosexuality, a criminal offense.
I get that universities themselves are struggling with incomplete or constantly changing information, and as things evolve minute to minute, they need to be cautious in how they respond.
Companies are aware they should be cautious, Adweek reported, as the Food and Drug Administration is hyper-aware of any product advertising that isn't backed by a clinical study.
According to the Press Association, the MoD told staff to avoid communicating via Zoom while it investigated the programme's "security implications", reminding them to be "cautious about cyber resilience".
But given the fairly small number of elections in this analysis (just 11), it would probably be wise to be cautious about reading too much into the national picture.
"We should not drive expectations in a certain direction prior to the meeting ... We need to be cautious not to do something that is a quick solution," Mazroui said.
Until and unless those gaps are filled with credible evidence of criminal behavior by the president, his enemies should be cautious about tolling the death knell for this presidency.
So please be cautious with this data: Earlier in the week, the party pegged the problem to a "coding error" with an app being used in caucuses across Iowa.
There's certainly reason to be cautious; the WHO declared coronavirus a public health emergency in late January, as the case number and death toll in China continues to rise.
However Tamara Duker Freuman, MS, RD, and the author of The Bloated Belly Whisperer, previously told Refinery29 that you should be cautious not to over do it with water.
Studies reveal that our friends and colleagues greatly impact the choices we make in life, hence the need to be cautious when selecting the people who will surround us.
"We obviously want to be cautious because we just don't have all of the facts on the table right now," Bekier said of the fallout from the Crown arrests.
And it appears they had good reason to be cautious: Israeli media is now reporting that the sources burned by Trump's disclosures last week were either Israeli or Jordanian.
The U.S. central bank has forecast two interest rate hikes this year, but several policymakers, including Chairman Jerome Powell, have said they would be cautious about tightening monetary policy.
We continue to be cautious on future milestone payments generated over our four-year rating horizon from this collaboration and model an easing of externalisation revenue to USD1.5 billion p.a.
"While less monetary policy stimulus will likely be required over time, Governing Council will be cautious in making future adjustments to the policy rate," the bank said in a statement.
It's made the final season exciting, full of big action and climactic confrontations, as people who used to be cautious and thoughtful throw themselves into danger without any meaningful plan.
Gundlach, who oversees $95 billion for Los Angeles-based DoubleLine, said the Fed should be cautious with raising rates because of the "gentle downward" trajectory in nominal gross domestic product.
This underscores the fact that "collectors and curators need to be cautious", Rosenfeld warns, adding that he recently encountered this problem in relation to a picture purportedly by Bob Thompson.
The central bank has forecast it will start hiking rates from the current -0.50 percent in mid-2018 and, having missed its inflation target for years, it will be cautious.
Cubs manager Joe Maddon said Arrieta could have gone longer, but he wanted to be cautious due a blister on the pitcher's right thumb, which has given him trouble lately.
And while the field sorts that out, the findings we've seen so far suggest that we need to be cautious about what we believe about the consequences of screen time.
"If he practices what he says — if a former adversary embraces your objectives — one should respond to that, but be cautious until you see changes on the ground," Khalilzad said.
BUT YOU ALWAYS LIKE TO GUESS AT IT. YOU KNOW, IT'S A REAL FUN GAME AND EVERYBODY DOES IT. AND YOU HAVE TO BE CAUTIOUS, I THINK, AT THIS POINT.
Still, China is likely to be cautious in easing policy further, keeping an eye on leverage levels, said Carie Li, an economist at OCBC Wing Hang Bank in Hong Kong.
"Consumers should be cautious when investing in such cryptoassets and should ensure they understand and can bear the risks involved with assets that have no intrinsic value," the FCA said.
"We've got the non-farm payrolls data on Friday, so a lot of people will be cautious ahead of that," Afshin Nabavi, head of trading at MKS in Switzerland, said.
The body needs a physical recovery as much as a mental recovery, he notes, so he often tells patients to be cautious about performing mental tasks after a significant operation.
"There is clearly no danger of deflation in the euro area, which allows a normalization of monetary policy, which must be cautious, but which could be more decisive," Nowotny said.
"We have confidence that inflation will continue to evolve...(but) we should be cautious in order to avoid that some early, strongly restrictive policy could derail this development," he added.
"I would be cautious about trading into their earnings," he said, adding that he thinks that the stock will be worth more than it is currently a year from now.
What changes could be made: Let's be cautious here and just remember, every push or pull in one direction creates a problem on the other side of the ideological spectrum.
Outgoing ECB vice-president Vitor Constancio said on Monday the central should be "cautious" and avoid tightening monetary policy too fast, to avoid hobbling a recovery in euro zone inflation.
"Male candidates can attack female contenders, but to avoid perceptions of bullying or sexism they tend to be cautious about the settings, style, and substance of such attacks," Dittmar says.
"We need to be cautious about cross-trial comparisons but we can say LEE011 is at least as good," Alessandro Riva, head of cancer drug development at Novartis, told Reuters.
Uber and Lyft though are proof though that investment bankers actually are pretty smart in their advice about the pubic markets, and founders should be cautious about ignoring their words.
Although we should be cautious to read too much into decisions, the Supreme Court appears primed to deliver the final death blow to civil asset forfeiture with the right case.
"This pathway is now the objective of central bank monetary policy," the bank said in a statement, adding it will be "cautious" in its approach to hitting the new targets.
That didn't keep happening after Iowa — which is a nice reminder to be cautious about a single data point, especially because Wisconsin and Iowa are neighboring and demographically similar states.
While this change by AmEx, Mastercard and Discover could make paying with plastic a frictionless experience, if you're using a credit card, you still have good reason to be cautious.
"They could highlight some things to be cautious of, refer you to a physical therapist, or guide you in the right direction when it comes to your chosen gym environment."
Senator Bob Corker, a Tennessee Republican who is under consideration for a cabinet post in the new administration, said Mr. Trump would probably be cautious about any change of policy.
Venus squares off with Neptune on January 20, asking you to be cautious about your spending—not just your money, but also how you spend your love, time, and energy.
Clearly concerned that Panama could become a beachhead for growing Chinese economic influence in the Western Hemisphere, he emphasized that Panamanians should be cautious when considering business ties with China.
But it seems we should be cautious about placing too much trust in a private algorithm that works most effectively by suppressing information, especially without further evaluation of its effects.
In particular, he would be cautious on tech and usually defensive areas like utilities, consumer staples and telecoms, and emphasize traditional industrial companies and the materials industry, including chemical producers.
Both campaigns are operating under the assumption that it could be at a historic low, with leaders, including Illinois' governor, urging citizens to be cautious about venturing into public spaces.
While there are hundreds of clinical trials taking place around the world, researchers are saying we need to be cautious about overstating these drugs' promise until we have more information.
The bank has said it will be cautious in considering future hikes as it watches to see how indebted consumers handle higher borrowing costs and how U.S. trade policy unfolds.
Cramer said that the industrials likely rose because buyers hoped the Fed would be cautious with its rate hike agenda, and the transports popped because of the online shopping boom.
"I think that the market thought we were in a kind of magic sweet spot where the Fed would be cautious enough that they wouldn't keep moving ahead," Cashin said.
Graham faces re-election next year and will be cautious about endorsing any proposal that significantly expands background checks, an idea likely to spark controversy in conservative South Carolina. Sen.
The White House and Seoul must be cautious about any concessions put on the table, "knowing that North Korea has reneged on multiple negotiated agreements in the past," he continued.
"I'm not going to pick on your words, but I would only — I would be cautious with saying that 'the mission [is] to secure the oil fields,'" said Rear Adm.
But he added: We should be cautious though; it could simply be that reporting is not keeping up with events in circumstances where the health services are under enormous pressure.
"We knew they (Japan and South Korea) were going to be cautious about this until they had the test in hand," said Steve Mercer, spokesman for trade group U.S. Wheat Associates.
A Huawei spokesperson told CNBC that the company has decided to be "cautious" about the Mate X, after Samsung's Galaxy Fold started breaking in reviewers' hands in mere days of use.
Exell adds that a healthy level of fear surround parasites is a good thing, especially is it pushes you to be cautious about what you eat as well as your hygiene.
North Carolina is still dealing with significant flooding as rivers continue to rise in the aftermath of Florence's heavy rain, and officials have warned residents to be cautious about returning home.
"We need to be cautious about potato consumption, especially for women who are planning for pregnancy," said the senior author, Dr. Cuilin Zhang, an epidemiologist with the National Institutes of Health.
Many other funds will be cautious however, especially those which do not typically invest in emerging markets but have in recent years been lured into the sector by high bond yields.
ROME (Reuters) - The head of Italy's central bank on Tuesday warned the new anti-establishment government to be cautious with public finances to avoid upsetting financial markets and increasing public debt.
That means investors should be cautious but not so cautious that they see a platform outage as a reason to sell bitcoin, said Scott Nations, president of financial engineering firm NationsShares.
LONDON, July 31 (Reuters) - People should be cautious about putting money into unregulated cryptoassets like bitcoin that have "no intrinsic value" and few protections, Britain's Financial Conduct Authority said on Wednesday.
The EU would be cautious about giving Britain preferential access without free movement of EU citizens in the UK. The bloc could also annoy the United States, Switzerland and Asian countries.
It advises customers to be cautious about anyone contacting them, including any service providers — suggesting customers take the precaution of calling back any companies rather than assuming a call is genuine.
Trubisky was unable to practice Wednesday and head coach Matt Nagy said Tuesday the Bears would be cautious with the second-year quarterback, who was drafted No. 2 overall in 2017.
Bankers expect covereds to continue as a reliable source of funding for UK institutions and said that while parts of the buyer base might be cautious, different investors take different views.
All good reasons to be cautious but January's big copper short has been much diminished and the money men seem to be turning more positive, albeit cautiously, on the price outlook.
Chief Operating Officer Lindsay Page told Reuters after the trading update that it was "right to be cautious" about the outlook, but that the company would meet expectations for the year.
But as of now, every time the authorities change the rules for a short-term aim, they serve to remind investors why they should be cautious about trading commodities in China.
After a day at the pool, parents should also be cautious about "delayed" or "secondary" drowning, which happens when water enters the lungs and causes them to swell or become inflamed.
Despite the strength of China's March manufacturing data, there are still reasons to be cautious about the country's near-term outlook, said Julian Evans-Pritchard, senior China economist at Capital Economics.
Investors are expected to be cautious as Australian bank earnings kick off next week with Australia and New Zealand Banking Group and National Australia Bank scheduled to report full-year results.
Ahead, traders will be cautious as they eye Federal Open Market Committee's upcoming decision and look for clues on how quickly the U.S. central bank is planning to tighten monetary policy.
"We can now expect an awful lot of newsflow on trade and tariffs over the next two days, so it's wise to be cautious about reading too much into statements," Markets.
The United States has warned its citizens to be cautious and "remove or protect images and language that may run afoul of Tanzanian laws regarding homosexual practices and explicit sexual activity".
At the same time, the Bank of Korea is likely to be cautious about cutting rates too soon, given such a move would knock the won lower, creating capital flight risks.
"We understand that disputes in society over the past few months led the public to be cautious and mistrustful towards some technology," the company said, according to Hong Kong Free Press.
Both militaries need to be cautious in the South China Sea, said another participant, Teng Jianqun, the director of the department of American studies at the China Institute of International Studies.
Mr. Clement, at a briefing at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative group, said the justices will most likely be cautious in granting contentious cases until they are back at full strength.
Growth also should be boosted this year from campaign spending ahead of presidential elections in early May, though investors are likely to be cautious until the new leader's policies are clear.
There was a steep fall on Monday after the exit polls came out on Sunday night, but on Tuesday, the VIX was back up, showing that traders might still be cautious.
Larry McDonald, head of the U.S. macro strategies at ACG Analytics, said in an email investors should be cautious Brazilian equities short term, but noted they are a long-term buy.
"If you get an email that looks like it is from the WHO (World Health Organization) and you don't normally get emails from the WHO, you should be cautious," Read said.
These teams will be cautious by nature, knowing a rare trip to the quarterfinals is there for the taking as long as they don't do something dumb and throw it away.
In the meantime, we need to be cautious about assigning blame and be patient while men right themselves, lest we find our nation even more divided by men falsely claiming victimhood.
And for LGBTQ people, many of whom face workplace discrimination and wage disparities, those factors make it much more likely they'll be cautious about when they choose to tie the knot.
China's securities regulator said it had taken down its network to try to protect it, and the country's banking regulator warned lenders to be cautious when dealing with the malicious software.
Students should generally be cautious about credit cards, as they offer a line of credit that has to be repaid with interest if the balance is not paid in full monthly.
Still, it's important to be cautious when it comes to predictions, said Johanna Hanefeld, an associate professor of health policy and systems at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Divorce laws vary by state, so be cautious of advice that seems to be a one-size-fits-all solution — whether you read it online or received it from a friend.
The White Sox want to be cautious with the 24-year-old southpaw and former No. 3 overall draft pick who figures to be a long-term fixture in the rotation.
This makes it hard to identify the role of Medicaid in the opioid crisis definitively, which is all the more reason to be cautious about suggesting the program is fueling it.
Danielle Shay, director of options at Simpler Trading, said it pays to be cautious with broad markets at highs after a strong run, but does see one solid high-beta candidate.
Instead, I pulled my car up to his and, to be cautious — we were alone on a tiny road isolated behind buildings at the far edge of town — stayed put inside.
"The study suggests that pregnant women expecting a boy might want to be cautious about their fluoride intake if they are in the demographic presented — wealthy, white, married, educated," Spanier said.
The Italian economist will speak once again following the ECB Governing Council's rate decision on Thursday, with the bank expected to be cautious to prevent any unwanted tightening of financing conditions.
The Fed's July meeting minutes showed policymakers were divided over whether to be cautious over recent weakness in inflation or to move back to a more normal state of monetary policy.
"Investors will be cautious over Turkey's medium-term economic plan, while the next month or so will also see a narrower focus on the risks around (the) Italian budget," he said.
Emily Ramshaw, editor-in-chief of the Texas Tribune, thinks news media contributed to this misconception, saying media organizations need to be cautious in their coverage of the early vote turnout.
Swiss private bank Julius Baer, which manages assets worth $390 billion globally, has asked staff to be cautious about China travel plans, a separate person familiar with the matter told Reuters.
In a note to clients analyst Erwan Rambourg cited tariff worries as well as a potential slowdown in iPhone demand in China as reasons to be cautious on the stock going forward.
And if you have a pet who frequents the yard, be cautious about what types of plants (toxic mushrooms, for example) your furry loved one may encounter in the great outdoors, too.
Gavin Newsom said all options would remain on the table over the next several weeks, and that while he hoped the state could work with the company, his administration would be cautious.
Market watchers expect regulators to be cautious on the pace of H-share reform to avoid the benchmark index - where valuations are still much cheaper than in mainland China - becoming too volatile.
"We are positioned and have relations with more [ride-sharing services], but we are trying to be cautious about adding too many, in order to avoid confusion among the users," Takahashi adds.
Be cautious if you choose to go the serious route: Since you can see who votes for which answer, questions have the potential to create divisions between you and your closest friends.
Driving the news: Alongside the U.S.-China trade war, China issued a travel warning for the U.S. last summer, warning its citizens to be cautious of robberies, shootings and high medical costs.
Manpreet Gill, head of FICC investment strategy at Standard Chartered Wealth Management, told CNBC's "Capital Connection " that investors should be cautious on Japanese assets across the board in a strong yen environment.
Adding to pressure on the dollar, Federal Reserve Governor Lael Brainard said on Tuesday that inflation was "well short" of target, so the Fed should be cautious about raising U.S. interest rates.
Economists still mostly expect an interest rate hike for June, but some traders read into the release that the central bank will be cautious and assess economic progress before it moves further.
"I would advise everyone to be cautious about exposure, but that type of response does not seem reasonable," said Dr. Glenn Hardesty, an emergency room physician with Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital.
Analysts said low inflation means there's still room for monetary easing, although Beijing will be cautious in using such tools, which have side effects, as well as limits in stimulating the economy.
"I would be cautious about any big revision to the upside in forecasts" for economic growth, Summers said, also partly due to the Federal Reserve's desire to prevent the economy from overheating.
JANET YELLEN OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE WAS CAUTIOUS ON IT. IS SHE RIGHT TO BE CAUTIOUS RIGHT NOW GIVEN WHAT WE'VE SEEN IN THE STOCK MARKET IN THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR?
" When the Fed held off raising rates further since then, he said, "it became clear the Fed was going to be data dependent and was going to be cautious in raising rates.

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