Sentence examples for cautious news from inspiring English sources

What was already a cautious news organisation took on a culture of being fearful of "sticking your neck out", he said.

The British Defence Ministry shouldn't have been so afraid of duplicating such essentially cautious news transmissions as were broadcast in this country during Vietnam.

The new forecast brought cautious good news for Orlando and Daytona Beach, predicting that the storm could weaken further and move directly across the state to the Gulf of Mexico.

Though the doctors and executives remain cautious, the news is a huge relief for ABC's news division, which depends on "G.M.A".

In "Floating Bridge," the woman, having completed her chemotherapy with little expectation of recovery, receives -- as it hesitatingly emerges over the story's course -- the cautious good news from her oncologist that there has been "significant shrinkage...

Earlier on Tuesday, Bloomberg News, the normally cautious financial news wire reported that News Corp had considered a succession plan that would see Rupert kicked upstairs, though remain as chairman, while his number two, Chase Carey, would become chief executive.

Artists and museums around the world had called for his release — Anish Kapoor, one of the most vocal, remained cautious after news of the release, saying, "While I am thankful that he has been released, I do not think that artists should present their work in China until the situation has been resolved".

The cautious good news from the front has come amid dire economic consequences for a country teetering on bankruptcy.

How cautious was the news media in describing the initial results?

Republicans had a notably cautious reaction to news that the governor's office had been subpoenaed.

Yes, investors will be cautious on the news, but we retain our buy and 169p target price.