Sentence examples for bit of cautious from inspiring English sources

There was also a bit of cautious optimism about the revival of a grassroots Labour Party in 1994.

So, with a bit of cautious optimism, the best performing online investors, Marketocracy's M100, went shopping last week for new companies to line their portfolios.

We jumped around the huge facility, enjoying a bit of cautious play.

Lory Manning, the director of government relations for Service Women's Action Network (SWAN), offered a bit of cautious optimism.

Speaking days after it was announced that 263,000 jobs had been lost in September -- vaulting the unemployment rate to a 26-year high of 9.8percentt -- Greenspan was able to muster a bit of cautious optimism about the economy.

"We're a bit of a cautious group".

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"Thank God we have President Donald J. Trump in the room who's going to have a bit of skepticism and a cautious eye on this stuff to protect the American people and particularly American servicemen," Scaramucci said.

"We are a little bit more cautious" because of the rising P/E ratio, he said.

'The course was good for me, with a little climb in the vines, and a bit of wind.' Armstrong remains cautious - 'today's another race, and a puncture or crash could change everything' - but barring an act of God today he will ride up the Champs Elysées for the fourth year running in the yellow jersey, after another Tour in which he has barely even been flustered, let alone worried.

Rosberg is perhaps too far the other way; he could be accused of being a bit too cautious, but he is certainly good at not getting right up another car's gearbox.