Sentence examples for cautious and weak from inspiring English sources

Employers are still cautious and weak demand will continue to limit new hiring.

Later, the hero, a dashing intelligence agent, complains of a "drifting Japan", too cautious and weak-willed to claim its rightful place on the world stage.

Yesterday a court in Milan began a trial against Mr Berlusconi and his British lawyer for perverting the course of justice".Europe fatigue", cautious politicians and weak institutions mean the EU could unravel within twenty years, according to Jacques Delors, a former president of the European Commission.

After the dotcom bust, American firms turned cautious and investment spending was weak.

The kingdom maintains a cautious policy toward Syria, acutely aware that its Jordan's geographical position and weak economy leave it squeezed between competing interests in the region.

They are divided and weak".

Excerpt: Many in the South [in early 1862] shared McClellan's opinion of Lee as "cautious & weak under grave responsibility … wanting in moral firmness when pressed by heavy responsibility … likely to be timid & irresolute in action".

Remove suckers and weak branches.

Reg Hankey, Pittards' chief executive, said: "If you look at the Russian situation and Chinese demand and, post-Paris, consumers in Europe being more cautious and turbulence in the Middle East, it makes most of the big brands a little bit more cautious and that results in slightly weaker demand for everything".

"But he is cautious, and I will be cautious".

We're cautious and conservative".