Sentence examples for advanced cautiously from inspiring English sources

To give them a hint without offending their modesty, I advanced cautiously on all fours, raising myself by degrees as much as decency permitted.

At the other table McCallum (South) opened one club, Westheimer (West) made a debatable takeout double, Baker (North) responded one spade, and Eythorsdottir (East) advanced cautiously with two hearts.

The three UN Corps advanced cautiously in a continuous front line in order to prevent more ambushes similar to the Chinese First Phase Campaign, but the lack of manpower stretched the UN forces to the limit.

"I think we will advance cautiously in this particular field".

At one point, Louise and Ian — small figures in protective orange outfits, shepherded by Weber and other personnel — are seen advancing cautiously, upside down, along the ceiling of a vast gray vault.

Soon thereafter, American tanks and other armored vehicles would advance cautiously, often shooting buildings ahead of the accompanying infantry to clear them of possible defenders.

Furthermore, we can never know with certainty what contingencies could emerge out of pushing the boundaries of digital organisms; but what we can do is advance cautiously and be prepared for any possible outcome.

Despite its subsequent reputation as a killing spree, it actually advanced more cautiously than the English one, more than a century before, which had also — as the British sometimes forget — culminated in regicide and massacre.

Firstly, despite the efforts made to expand our sample size by pooling over all survey years, any causal and quantitative claims that concern the determinants of sex-selection decisions deduced from the marginal effects of three-variable interaction terms, must be advanced very cautiously, as the sample size becomes rather small.

Lacking the experience that the 2nd AIF units had, the Militia battalions advanced more cautiously than they might otherwise have done so.

This is to cut off electricity and water to rebel areas and pulverise any town or city held by the enemy with shellfire and bombing without assaulting it, but forcing the civilian population to flee; then advance cautiously and try to encircle enemy positions with checkpoints so they can be gradually strangled.