Sentence examples for a cautious shift from inspiring English sources
Ghazi claims he already senses a cautious shift towards detente in Washington.
The mingling has stirred a cautious shift in how some people view their neighbors.
Group polarization research also suggests that participation in a market will accentuate risk preferences so that good news produces a cautious shift in prices (i.e., towards lower prices) whereas bad news produces a risky shift (i.e., towards higher prices).
All but the last two have been doubted, especially because a converse cautious shift is also in the literature (Dion, et al., (1997)).
[Page A1.] The Bush administration welcomed China's move toward a more flexible currency, but the cautious shift may not be enough to cool the anti-China sentiments boiling in Congress.
Together with the cautious shifting of the target zone during the planning stage, the effect was that in many cases the markers were dropped too far forward, pushing the bombed zone well into Caen itself and further away from the German defences.
Diplomats in Tashkent I spoke to gave this shift a cautious welcome, keen to encourage improvements in what they also largely see as a bleak human rights landscape.
Critics like blogger Naseem Tarawnah gave it a cautious welcome but warned of the limits of "top-down shifts" and said change had to come from below.
With an opportunity to set an axis-shifting precedent by suspending Newton, a decision that was within its jurisdiction, the N.C.A.A. chose a cautious response.
