Sentence examples for cautious future from inspiring English sources

The use of the erratic CSKA Sofia creator Platini, used so sparingly at the Cup of Nations, to the right of a midfield three, perhaps suggested Águas is embracing a less cautious future.

This accident rendered us more cautious in future.

I'd say I'd be cautious in future, for sure.

Deal said the state would be much more cautious for future storms.

In retrospect, all three came to believe their missteps had cost them votes, and his mistake, Mr. Dole says, "made me more cautious in future debates".

One might argue that a man who knows first-hand the horrors of war, and who as a congressman opposed deployments in Beirut and Somalia, is likely to be cautious about future entanglements.

But BP, like Shell, is taking on more debt in order to preserve both its dividend and its investment plans.Nonetheless, the extreme volatility of prices over the past year must have made big oil firms more cautious about future investments.

Because the hurricane only caused mild damage in New York, but extensive flooding upstate, in New Jersey and in New England, some officials fear that New Yorkers might be even less cautious when future storms strike.

The company also said that it remained cautious about future performance because of the continued financial turmoil in Asia, as well as concerns about economies in Eastern Europe, Latin America and the United States.

After four days left hanging, Darling was finally reprieved yesterday morning after frantic late-night discussions in Downing Street on Thursday between 10pm and 11.30pm sparked by the stunning resignation of the work and pensions secretary, James Purnell. Brown had been determined to reward his long-term adviser Balls, and regarded Darling as too cautious about future growth and public spending.

"They do not have to die and what I find very disheartening is people wanting to put them back in prison because they have managed to survive". He said he thought these high-profile cases and the media reaction to them might make doctors more cautious in future about committing to a firm survival rate.