Sentence examples for cautious line from inspiring English sources
Shell took a more cautious line.
French officials have taken a more cautious line.
The Keidanren's members are companies, and tend to take a cautious line.
The food standards agency (FSA), which commissioned the study, was taking a cautious line yesterday.
Roosevelt was treading a cautious line, having been re-elected on platform of keeping America out of the conflict.
Guizot continued this cautious line through the 1840s, with the single exception of an episode in Spain.
The Soviet union, taking a more cautious, conservative line, proposed fewer and less sophisticated kinds of surveillance equipment, a smaller number of annual overflights over its territory and the exclusion of unspecified areas of the Soviet Union for reasons of safety.
Other interprets have taken more cautious lines.
Most important, however, are his cautious, scratchy line and the grubby aura of excessive erasures.
Even with respect to this, only a somewhat more cautious press line had resulted in order to avoid conflicts, the Spanish Government was not however thinking of allowing the Anglo-Saxons an inroad into the press, just as little as she was thinking of permitting them an inroad into Spanish foreign policy.
The Mail on Sunday – taking no orders from its putative editor-in-chief – first revealed that lamb dinner as a "plot" and has adopted a notably cautious editorial line, balancing this and that in a way no BBC trustee could fail to love.
