Sentence examples for as cautiously from inspiring English sources

But in reality, Trump has played the situation militarily as cautiously as his predecessors did.

But while Mr. Spicer is being offered parts like the title role in "The Tales of Hoffmann and Rodolfoo in "La Boheme," with maybe Wagner down the line, he is proceeding almost as cautiously as the notoriously cautious Mr. Vickers.

He believes that, if elected to office, he and his associates would act as cautiously as other PDS leaders have done in the north-eastern state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania where the party already governs in alliance with the Social Democrats.

No one would have mistaken him for a "cop's cop"—a Globe and Mail reporter described then-police association head Dave Wilson as "cautiously optimistic" about Blair's appointment.

"I would describe the relationship as cautiously beneficial," Gaydos explains.

In interviews, they described themselves as cautiously optimistic that the damage would be contained.

And Mr. Netanyahu was proceeding cautiously as well, distrustful that Mr. Assad would deliver.

As April cautiously makes her way, you can feel Ms. Hunt, both as director and actor, discarding sitcom conventions to shoot for something deeper and truer.

I write this as someone cautiously supportive of the nuclear deal.

At last, as if cautiously, the host dared to raise the subject of Conn's old partner, Mort Feather.

But he admits that "the defendants," as he cautiously calls them, are often the most amusing customers to serve.