Sentence examples for by cautiousness from inspiring English sources
European trade was affected by cautiousness in the aftermath of the Paris attacks and the Chinese economic slowdown, which has held back overseas tourism and spending.
Since President Ronald Reagan fired the striking members of the air traffic controllers' union in 1981, the union movement in the United States has been weakened by cautiousness and concessions.
I've inherited this sell-by date cautiousness, which is a really uncool thing to say in the food world.
Now 60, his bushy sideburns having turned white, Mr. Rutan said that aviation had been stagnated by excessive cautiousness.
He became the State Department's coördinator for counterterrorism in 1998, but was frustrated by the cautiousness of American efforts to oppose Al Qaeda.
Furthermore, the higher onward hospital referral rate after GP contacts compared to NTAA may indicate a higher level of complexity, but this association is perhaps confounded by the GPs' cautiousness and higher propensity to refer patients to the hospital who revisit their surgery after an out-of-hours contact with a fellow GP.
With regard to this, the cautiousness demonstrated by health professionals to include family caregivers who were not in late palliative phase might have been unnecessary.
He portrayed Hoover as an honest, caring president trapped by circumstances beyond his powers, and also by his own reserve and cautiousness.
Hence, when applying these indicators in a surgical setting cautiousness is mandated by the fact that patients' physiology may be affected by administered drugs, anesthesia and surgery.
The paucity of details about Mr. Chávez's illness and recovery over the last two weeks — news has been haltingly released by state media here with cautiousness befitting Cuba's Communist propaganda apparatus — has also emboldened the fractious Venezuelan opposition, which aspires to defeat Mr. Chávez in a presidential election next year.
I have admired Ms. Wiles before, but her problems here were ones shown by too many Ballet Theater ballerinas: stiff upper body, musical cautiousness, a reluctance to carry this classic as if the story were theirs.
