Word: cautionings
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Four torpedo planes came first. Heavy fire and Italian caution kept the planes well away, too high and too far for good aiming. Then came bombers, some high and some diving on the five light cruisers, the destroyers and the supply ships in the British convoy. Unscathed, the convoy pushed on toward Malta...
...people could partly discount his words as the wholly admirable caution of the brilliant Japanese naval command...
Most U.S. politicians and fiscal experts approached the forced-savings scheme with all the caution of a man sprinkling an incendiary bomb. Opinions before a Congressional committee late last summer...
...inventories are roof-top high, they expect to sell out long before any post-war slump catches them. But not all retailers are so cocky: giant Montgomery Ward has cautiously set up a $2,000,000 reserve for "price declines." And from visiting British Storeman Victor Coen came another caution note: "Those British retailers who made heavy advance purchases . . . were sadly disappointed...
Although this type of coverage receives all of the news that is given to the German people, much of the information is rumor. This, he warned, must be treated with caution, for the Germans frequently plant it to sound out public opinion in the Allied countries...