Sentence examples for a highly cautious from inspiring English sources

He is a stoic and, on occasion, even a meliorist, though a highly cautious one.

Anthony Holden, The Observer's opera critic and author of the classic poker book, Big Deal, scraped in with $7,625 after a highly cautious first round.

Perhaps the most telling detail found in the archives about the young Stalin comes from a tsarist secret-police characterization that has him behaving "in a highly cautious manner, always looking over his shoulder as he walks".

He's a vote-counter; a highly cautious pragmatist who not long ago ducked an opportunity to reform the filibuster, and with it the increasingly slow-to-non-existent legislative process.

Scientists from Curtin University in Western Australia gave a highly cautious account on Wednesday after analysing low-frequency noises picked up by a combination of underwater sensors – some set up by the UN to monitor for nuclear tests, and others put in place for Australian research purposes.

This has led the president to take a highly cautious approach to the case, which may be expected to also characterize the involvement of federal authorities, including Holder, in considering any criminal prosecution.

In France, Macron has a similar uphill climb to win over a public highly cautious about getting too involved in another crisis in the Middle East as the memory of a Libyan operation in 2011 still looms large.

Combining a go-ahead approach to new technologies with a conservative social message that is highly cautious about immigration, Mr. Stoiber has stretched his appeal from young Bavarian professionals to the state's reactionary traditionalists.

Similarly, a detailed study of the same provision issued by the highly cautious Federal Reserve found that "examination of a sample of corporate tax returns and of survey data provides only limited support for the effectiveness".

When asked who is the slowest member, she pointed to the Conservatives on criminal justice issues and described Labour's shadow Welsh secretary Owen Smith as being "highly cautious and Conservative with a small c in his approach to additional powers coming here to the Assembly".

In this case, the highly cautious risk attitude leads to a limited but long epidemic causing large losses in contact numbers as individuals repeatedly respond to the threat.