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The categorisation of Nigerians who own assets offshore as criminals infringes on the rights of those concerned and the damage to the image of Nigeria from such labelling is incalculable, as even the few foreign nationals who are not totally swayed by the negative classification will tend to be overcautious while dealing with Nigerian businessmen and women.

Both teams, I think, were overcautious defensively.

So a word in the ear of water companies who can become overcautious as soon as the sun shines - calm down!

So a word or two in the ear of water companies who can become overcautious as soon as the sun shines - calm down!

"In the U.K., at least 60 percent of the food that we throw away is still perfectly edible, which definitely points the blame to expiry dates being overcautious," she says.

3 Kusal Mendis were overcautious against Pakistan attack and consumed a lot of deliveries before eventually succumbing to pressure.

If there's one slight criticism I have of Rafa Benitez so far this season - and this is nitpicking - it's that he was a little overcautious in those matches.

The first two movements of his second symphony have that warning attached but an overcautious, or excessively punctilious, conductor can end up sapping the life from this most lifeaffirming of symphonies.

Martinez's predecessor had often been accused of being overcautious in derby matches.

The French delegation hopes that the European banks will, within their legal obligations, be less overcautious and do not erect more barriers.

Current market conditions have led some companies, especially smaller ones, to be overcautious and almost come to a standstill, instead of finding new ways to remain competitive and sustainable."