1.   Spiders, too, must be extremely cautious in their courtship.

2.   Unless your food budget is very generous, be cautious in the purchase of ready-to-eat food products.

3.   Nevertheless he predicted that Congress would be more cautious in granting immunity in future.

4.   We must nevertheless be cautious in assuming that the changing forms of association identified by these authors are simply products of their romanticising imaginations.

5.   Keynes was nevertheless very cautious in accepting the phenomenon of diminishing marginal costs as a general characteristic even of an economy experiencing substantial levels of unemployment.

6.   Although she tends to be exceedingly cautious in discussing tough issues, she has made only a few errors to date.

7.   Although Dole generally endorsed the idea of cuts, he was cautious in discussing their size and when the Senate might take them up.

8.   Although increasing the bottom line is a goal for most athletic directors, Dodds and Duncan are cautious in their approach.

9.   Although Perot remained cautious in sharing the limelight, the World Wrestling Federation chairman was less shy.

10.   Although many Cambodian and foreign experts remain cautious in assessing whether a trial will actually proceed, Youk Chhang was jubilant.