Sentence examples for a cautious view of from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

In announcing its results, the company also took a cautious view of next year's results, saying it would increase marketing spending to promote sales.

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.

The board is "taking a cautious view on the remainder of the year" and has indicated a pretax profit result for the year of £7.5m (versus £6.3m).

"The cart is moving ahead of the horse, and we take a cautious view on further price appreciation over the near term".

He takes a cautious view on large cap growth stocks.

At Merrill, Mr. Blodget replaced an analyst who had taken a more cautious view of Internet valuations.

"But we have a more cautious view of the situation.