Sentence examples for a cautious eye from inspiring English sources

Most women have a cautious eye on the future.

A cautious eye also has to be kept on the powerful hedge funds.

"We're keeping a cautious eye on rising fuel prices," Mr. Halter said.

But executives are keeping a cautious eye on the economy and gasoline prices, which could curb consumers' appetite for meat if they climb further.

Even so, with the huge uptake in phone usage over the last two decades, it's pragmatic to keep a cautious eye on emergent trends.

Stocks fell yesterday as investors cashed in on the recent run-up and cast a cautious eye toward the Federal Reserve's meeting today.

New business opportunities have been approached with a similar cautious eye for the usual risks, regulations and costs.

(A sidebar note: Readers of coverage of A.W.K. henceforth should cast a knowing and cautious eye on anonymously sourced rants that depict Karzai as a "malign actor," which is the term of art at Central Command now that "warlord" and "terrorist" are out of fashion.

"Trouble in paradise?" It'll be barbed insults and cautious eye contact at dawn.

We see them through his cautious eyes; as their car pulls up, he takes out a gun, then tucks it away just in time to greet them.

Seen through his protagonist's cautious eyes, even hackneyed tropes of Brooklyn life, such as trips to Ebbets Field and Coney Island, take on a subtle strangeness.