Sentences with phrase «be cautious about bringing»
Be cautious about bringing up the 3rd rails of conversation — politics and religion.
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I suppose the fact that Real Madrid finished as runners up in the qualifying group has affected the odds and the fact that a Sky Sports report reveals that Zinedine Zidane is happy to be cautious about bringing Bale back into action.
The Arsenal and England striker Danny Welbeck was a long time out of action due to the unpredictably long injury lay - off that began last season, so I can understand why Arsene Wenger has been cautious about bringing him back.
There's been a lot of old games coming to PlayStation 4 under the umbrella of «Remasters,» but Sony is cautious about bringing...
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Recruiters, though, also say that other businesses are sometimes cautious about bringing in Amazon workers, because they have been trained to be so combative.
Unfortunately, the first two quarters brought about some problems that were beyond Big 5's control and were exacerbated by cautious consumers.
He was back in training as well but the Arsenal boss was extra cautious about bringing him back, clearly worried that the hamstring could go again and we could lose him again.
They may be more cautious about dropping a nose tackle, as they did with this Winston - sacking blitz, but the Ducks» ability to use coverage linebackers, tackle at every secondary position, and bring pass - rushers from multiple angles, all while leaving their safeties in a two - deep shell, will be useful as they look to confuse the still - inexperienced Jones.
It's not just about being cautious, it's also a question of what exactly Ramsey brings to the team these days?
«I would be cautious,» Nielsen says, about saying that gas giants are the only way to bring water to rocky planets.
Be cautious about the weight and size of anything «extra» that you decide to bring.
After that hard experience, I was even more cautious about what we brought into our environment and to watch for symptoms that might indicate something was amiss.