Sentence examples for cautious advisers from inspiring English sources

"He's listening to all the cautious advisers.

But more cautious advisers are telling him not to pump up an economy already pushing ahead at frantic speed.

The approach reflects how law enforcement has become more careful about training confidential informants to become cautious advisers rather than forceful proponents in plots they are investigating since the Sept. 11 attacks, said Karen J. Greenberg the executive director of the Center on Law and Security at New York University.

President Bush's declaration today that he would seek the approval of Congress to oust Saddam Hussein amounted to an acknowledgment that he cannot proceed alone and that he needs to move quickly to try to resolve a rift within his administration, with many of his father's cautious advisers, and with his reluctant allies.

"Barack is a progressive person but also cautious," the adviser wrote in an e-mail.

Indeed, even now some of Ms Yingluck's most senior advisers remain cautious and fear her victory could be challenged, if not immediately, then in the weeks ahead.

Kaufman, the Romney adviser, was cautious when asked if the Republican has the momentum.

She advises cautious restraint.

But other financial advisers are more cautious.

It may be that his advisers are being cautious.

Still, Bush campaign advisers sounded more cautious than jubilant tonight.