Sentence examples for cautious and sensitive from inspiring English sources

"We have to be cautious and sensitive," Mr. Leno said.

And, before anyone mentions Margaret Thatcher, she was usually rather cautious and sensitive to parliament, more so than Tony Blair was, I am sorry to say.

No wonder "and to repulse" was left out: Obama, a cautious politician and sensitive to the nuances of words, stopped short of calling the Bush administration repellent.

She said buyers were cautious and price sensitive, and lenders were requiring a lot more cash down.

This focus makes you more analytical, more cautious, and more sensitive to potential flaws or weaknesses in an idea.

Nevertheless, the bill and the hearings did have the almost immediate affect of making the embryonic NLRB more cautious and politically sensitive.

As the country emerges from dependency on fluctuating sugar prices it will be very interesting to see the direction it takes and whether tourist development is shunned for a more cautious and ecologically-sensitive model.

"We have to be very cautious and I think sensitive to this," Krebs, who broke the initial story, said.

The Fed characterized consumers as "cautious, price sensitive, and focused on necessities".

"The Japanese media tend to be quite cautious and timid when it comes to sensitive subjects like sex, the royal family and right-wing groups," Mr. Fujita said.

Under the reign of King Juan Carlos, a cautious monarch sensitive to regional stresses in Spain, Barcelona and Madrid appeared to have reached an understanding as to how they could live together.