Sentence examples for acting cautiously from inspiring English sources

Even among companies facing little risk of opposition, boards are acting cautiously to ensure proxy guideline support of pay packages.

Enemies of the far-right see the move as evidence that after a year of acting cautiously in the municipalities under its control, the FN is reverting to its old book-burning instincts.

She moved into feature film acting cautiously, choosing deliberately small roles to begin with.

On the street I was responsible for acting cautiously and prayerfully making sure that I did not carelessly mistake my sense of acting in faith for my privilege acting or mistake God's favor for that of man.

"Now the small companies are acting more cautiously.

Employers are acting more cautiously than they did in previous cycles.

To the chagrin of some potential buyers, banks seem still to be acting relatively cautiously when doling out credit.

Now that they have the money, they are acting more cautiously and diversifying their company stock in a way that technology developers did not in the 1990s boom.

Arguments in favour of a "considerable" expansion of QE advanced at this month's MPC meeting were: "The potential adverse consequences of adding another large monetary stimulus might be less severe than the possible costs of acting too cautiously.

"The potential adverse consequences of adding another large monetary stimulus might be less severe than the possible costs of acting too cautiously... if it became apparent that monetary policy had been overly expansive, policy could be tightened by a combination of asset sales and increases in bank rate," said the minutes.

The military's current plans are unclear; the Chibok parents hope that it is acting swiftly and cautiously.