Sentence examples for Cautious appraisal from inspiring English sources

Three of those are trained by Jonjo O'Neill, who offered a cautious appraisal of their chances yesterday.

In 1927, Moby-Dick's status all but assured, E. M. Forster devoted to it a long, cautious appraisal in Aspects of the Novel, and Melville's greatest work, as we today know it, was born 76 years after its initial publication".

That didn't last long: shares in Snap slid 12% to $23.77 - below the $24 offer price - following a cautious appraisal by an analyst at Needham & Co.

Former Great Britain sprinter Darren Campbell, who won Olympic 200m silver eight years after second-placed finishes in the 100m and 200m at the 1992 World Junior Championships, offers a more cautious appraisal.

Some of this week's zestful speculations and some of the more cautious appraisals too will no doubt be proved false in time; but there are certain things that can and should be said now.

It is, however, important not to overestimate the association between reported self-efficacy and abilities, but Bandura 25 argues that "under cautious self-appraisal, people rarely set aspirations beyond their immediate reach, nor mount the extra effort needed to surpass their ordinary performances" (p.12).

Others were more cautious in their appraisal.

Other Republicans, however, were more cautious in their appraisal.

Mr. Rokaya, the shepherd, was cautious in his appraisal of the day's pickings.

Roberto Díaz, one of Carpenter's primary teachers, is more cautious in his appraisal of a new public appreciation of the viola.

The foreign policy chief of the European Union, Catherine Ashton, was more cautious in her appraisal of the charges pending more information about the evidence.