Sentence examples for a rather cautious from inspiring English sources

I'm still a rather cautious person".

Beijing has in fact played a rather cautious hand, keeping its aid limited.

"Most European operators are taking a rather cautious approach to LTE pricing.

Yet Germans, on the whole a rather cautious lot, are already facing rather more change than they like.

But for a comedy about college, the time in a young person's life when anything seems possible, Monsters University sounds a rather cautious, even wintry note.

Referee: Oscar Ruiz (Colombia) 2.47pm: Nothing to do with Greece being a rather cautious team of course (although Gekas was Europe's top scorer in qualifying).

But in place of the mighty oratory one might have expected, the president delivered an inordinately long, unrepentant but ultimately rather cautious speech that eschewed the tub-thumping and delivered a little bit to everyone (see article).There were alternatives to the middle course he chose.

My mother, an excellent cook, catered to my father's rather cautious tastes, and though there were also roasts, pies, casseroles and soups, our usual dinner was meat and two veg, boiled.

Furthermore, many turned out to be rather cautious to combine β-blockers with a long-acting inhalation β2-agonist in the management of patients with HF-REF and COPD (decision 4).

While many patrons are already turning to the haterwebs to announce their disapproval of Zoo's rather cautious actions (the clouds dissipated and left a rainbow behind not too long after), their decision follows a trend of organization, safety, and all-around smooth-operations that were evident throughout the entire first two days.

"Most scientists are rather cautious types, but at the conference there was a very strong feeling that we have to step out from the closet of science and do something to protect them," said Dr. Martin Willison, a biologist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, who helped organize the conference.