Sentence examples for cautious attitudes from inspiring English sources

In general, the report concludes, "Teens express more cautious attitudes and values toward sex than is perhaps generally believed".

"Corporations' cautious attitudes was the main factor limiting growth," Harumi Taguchi, principal economist at the research firm IHS, said in a note.

Contemplating the cautious attitudes of young English people towards work and money, Fox professes herself "disappointed" to find them planning for the future and "not much cheered" to discover an early aversion to being in debt.

In the other groups these elements are combined with different intensities and make cautious attitudes emerge, yet which are more or less open to new technologies due to their ascribed benefits or the quality of the food or health aspects linked to them.

Robinson approached civil rights with the same cautious, conservative attitude that he had in football, willing to wait for hard work's reward in the fullness of time, hoping to make an indirect case for black equality by producing young men cut in his own mold of faith, education, and understated dignity.

Can he defend his relatively cautious attitude towards expansion into new markets abroad?

That should give him confidence on Plainfield's greens, but he has a cautious attitude.

That will enforce a more cautious attitude to lending, putting pressure on profits.

Considering the Conservatives' traditionally cautious attitude on finance, this economic plan was near-revolutionary.

Pentecost's cautious attitude is typical among the large community of Russians living in London.

Snow White in middle age, with a bemused and cautious attitude about the press.