Sentence examples for cautious hand from inspiring English sources
Vicente del Bosque started with a more cautious hand.
Beijing has in fact played a rather cautious hand, keeping its aid limited.
Give with an unselfish heart but take with a cautious hand.
But the texture of daily frustration, so rough and real in Farhadi's film, feels more abstract in Pitts's cautious hands; the rooms and the landscapes are framed with poise, although I can't decide whether he is depicting a genuinely hemmed-in soul or honoring a debt to Jean-Pierre Melville.
To the alarm of older Muslim leaders, the UOIF and other tough-talking factions swept the board in last year's elections to local branches of the new French Council for the Muslim Faith.The presidency of this council remains in the cautious hands of Dalil Boubakeur, rector of the Paris mosque; he is an admirer of French civilisation who laments the "contest of extremism" among his fellow Muslims.
Individuals' $3.2 trillion in bonds and other credit-market instruments are largely in cautious hands.
And analysts there seem cautious to hand the iPad the crown just yet.
If so, politicians should be cautious about handing out tax breaks.
"A patent is a government-sanctioned monopoly, and we should be very cautious about handing those out".
They worry that Mr Giscard d'Estaing wants a Union run by national governments, in which the European Commission and the European Parliament play distinctly humbler roles.The man himself certainly sounds cautious about handing over more powers to "Brussels".
There are fears that mortgage lenders will become more cautious about handing out home loans in Scotland and one industry insider said there were also signs that commercial deals were being put on hold until the outcome of vote.
