Sentence examples for an extremely cautious from inspiring English sources

I'm an extremely cautious person.

He is an extremely cautious, middle-of-the-road politician.

It is, however, an extremely cautious proposal, one that doesn't follow through on its own analysis.

Paris and Berlin are pursuing an extremely cautious approach to preparing for talks on trade and a transition period due to the febrile nature of British domestic politics.

But Mr. Thieu, in the eyes of many Vietnamese, was an extremely cautious man who despite having a million-man army and a large secret police apparatus presided over a balance of weakness.

First, although the conventional wisdom was that Mr. Obama had a lackluster performance throughout most of the debate — he certainly had an extremely cautious and defensive strategy — there were few obvious moments in which he said things that will make for compelling YouTube clips or cable news soundbites.

But in Seoul, Pyongyang's acceptance of a summit meeting is seen by many as a logical next step in a progression of extremely cautious but steady efforts to open the North Korean economy to foreign capital.

If it's a dangerous animal, such as a snake, be extremely cautious.

As with any instance using a blowtorch, be extremely cautious, wear safety gear, and keep a fire extinguisher on hand.

I grew up in a heavily wooded area, and became extremely cautious about matches and campfires as a result of Smokey's message, as did all my friends.

With a few exceptions such as Mr Tsuga, Japanese bosses, with an average age of 60, are extremely cautious.