Sentence examples for cautious interest from inspiring English sources

Battered insurance stocks are also attracting cautious interest.

The cautious interest expressed by the bosses over their croissants was a good start.

There has been cautious interest from Sir Alex Ferguson in the player, 35 in June when he is due to become a free agent.

When members have gently introduced their ideas to members of their local congregations, the response, they told me, has often been cautious interest.

According to Martel, William Daley, who was then President Obama's chief of staff, broached the idea of a job-switch with Clinton, and she "expressed cautious interest".

ALBANY -- State lawmakers reacted with cautious interest on Wednesday to a broad proposal from Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch to tackle New York's staggering long-term budget deficit, but suggested that it would most likely require changes to win legislative approval.

On the other hand, the offering of G.M. and, in time, those of other cleaned-up ex-bankrupts like Delphi and Chrysler deserve cautious investor interest.

There's no sign yet of a surge in wages which could help to deal with higher mortgage repayments – so there's every reason to be very cautious on interest rates.

He wasn't just overly cautious bringing interest rates down in response to an ever-deepening economic crisis.

Her concept for an egg carton of the future – made of cardboard and a rubber band – was made for a university competition but has already received some cautious commercial interest.

By Jeffrey Toobin Burris is a conventional politician, guided principally by cautious self-interest.