Sentence examples for a more cautious position from inspiring English sources

Secretary Powell, for his part, has taken a more cautious position, stressing that the allies need to be brought along and that a maximum effort should be invested into bringing the Russians along.

In Washington, government officials have moved from an early confidence that the victims were members of Al Qaeda to a more cautious position emphasizing that there is no certainty about who they were.

Coach Mike Woodson took a more cautious view.

Butterfly Conservation takes a more cautious view.

In the afternoon, Mr. Suttles gave a more cautious view.

But they have since adopted a more cautious posture.

But for now, a more cautious stance is warranted.

But last year, after lengthy discussions with a team of advisers, Mr. Bush adopted a far more cautious position that exemplifies the step-at-a-time approach of a man new to foreign affairs.

But they were clearly in the minority, he said, and others in the Argentine church, including the new pope, who was 39 at the time of the 1976 coup, adopted a far more cautious position.

We avoid terror when we get lucky". West Point debaters on the privacy side adopted a more cautious tact reminding the audience that their positions do not represent the US Military or government and then called for a need to democratize privacy.

As a consequence, the 2007 American College of Sports Medicine position recommended a more cautious approach: People who exercise for long periods should avoid losing more than 2percentt of their body mass, and within that very broad parameter, fluids containing carbohydrates can be helpful during longer endurance activities.