Sentence examples for cautious as a from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, the company was negative, but cautious, as a spokesman said the results of the inquiry were "very disappointing".

We've always said that we remain cautious as a result of the high degree of economic uncertainty".

Romney was harder-working and far more cautious as a policymaker than William Weld, the previous Presidentially ambitious Republican governor.

Despite new features and re-engineering, the Nissan looks as cautious as a first-time parent, and just as likely to induce sleep among the young.

As in other countries, the German political elites are afraid of losing traction in society and have become excessively cautious as a result.

The best player, who is usually as cautious as a presidential press secretary, criticized the organization for demoting the acting pitching coach.

Be cautious, as grabbing a scorpion that is carrying its babies can leave you exposed to as many as 30 baby scorpions gaining access to you.

Disease will be extremely dangerous in the social breakdown, with restricted access to medical supplies and medical professionals: be extremely cautious, as even a slipped disk, broken limb, or pulled muscle or tendon can be life threatening.

"I'm excited and cautious as well.

"They could have low blood counts, so you have to be cautious as an instructor to transition slowly," she said of the students with cancer, "and if you're assisting them, you have to be careful because they're more prone to bruising".

FOR a country as cautious as North Korea, a lot has changed since a series of economic reforms were announced 15 months ago.