Sentence examples for * the cautiousness from inspiring English sources

He follows James in with the cautiousness of someone entering enemy territory.

So now the cautiousness of people like David Flynn inspires envy.

Pointing to the cautiousness of European households even in the run-up to Christmas, the busiest shopping time of the year, the European Commission said Friday that in December, consumer confidence fell 0.7 points in the 17 countries sharing the euro.

No government upon earth has, or can have, competent knowledge of so great a variety of individuals, as to insure, through the cautiousness of appointment, against such deviations in all instances.

But the cautiousness of his first six months as president shows a pattern of accommodation that often lands him on the far side of actual prudence.

With regard to this, the cautiousness demonstrated by health professionals to include family caregivers who were not in late palliative phase might have been unnecessary.

So did the inveterate cautiousness of Gordon Brown, who chose to wound rather than strike during Mr Blair's moment of greatest weakness in 2004.

But Manpower, based in Milwaukee; Eastman Chemical, in Kingsport, Tenn.; and C.R. England, operating out of Salt Lake City, are more representative of the new cautiousness chipping away at the economy.

It may be that the excessive cautiousness of his character, the lack of élan and glamour, and the very dullness of the man have prevented historians from universally recognizing the appellation of "the Great," first attributed to him by the Austrian ambassador to his son's court.

The cautiousness with which Nancy responded to her son's demands indicates anxiety rather than fear, and it must have made her as lonely as it did him.

Adding to the agency's cautiousness, analysts say, is that it has been without a commissioner since President Bush took office.