Sentence examples for a more cautious view from inspiring English sources

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 we have a more cautious view of the situation.

But the European Automobile Manufacturers Associationn, representing the biggest carmakers, has taken a more cautious view.

WestConn's president, James R. Roach, has a more cautious view, however.

"This looks to us to represent a material reduction of expectation and a more-cautious view…  for the Directory business, where we have long argued that maturity was approaching fast".

The projections, which reflected a somewhat more cautious view of current policy, are compiled from the projections of a broader group of 17 officials, including the 12 presidents of the Fed's regional banks, only five of whom vote each year.

But the English have taken a cagier, more cautious view over the years.

John Swinney, the Scottish finance secretary, offered a yet more cautious view, telling BBC Radio 4's Today programme that the independence vote was still behind in the overall polling.

PNC Wealth Management chief Investment Strategist Bill Stone also sees signs of "green shoots" in the latest economic readings, but takes a slightly more cautious view.