Sentence examples for a cautious view for from inspiring English sources

"We have a cautious view for the next four or five weeks," he said, though the medium-term outlook is "decidedly bullish".

It also offered a cautious view of State Department plans for Iraq's development, mentioning that the training of the Iraqi police force "will be challenging," in part because it will include only 200 advisers based at three sites across the country's 10 provinces.

It envisages a stable industry structure, with limited entry for Western newcomers, a high degree of government co-ordination and a cautious view of banks going abroad.

Captain Ram Kumar, of 2nd Battalion, Royal Gurkha Rifles, had a cautious view of transition in Helmand.

"It is taking a cautious view of how many they are going to print," he said.

But so far Mr Sarin has taken a cautious view of convergence, prompting much criticism of his strategy.

The risk-based judgments made by Lab-HIRA's weighting scheme tend to be conservative, offering a cautious view of the potential hazard.

Many environmentalists take a cautious view of carbon sequestration -- intrigued by the potential, but worried that policy makers might conclude that a simple technological fix exists for global warming.

The wireless industry takes a cautious view of the research.

Hence we take a cautious view on the outlook for Tesco's UK profit in 2014 and believe that a strategy of margin preservation could store up problems for the future.

But that may been an over cautious view for the telecommunications giant.