Sentence examples for cautious ones from inspiring English sources

Reckless fighters pay a price, but so, too, do cautious ones.

Many, so, count us as acolytes, if cautious ones, for interim coach Mike Woodson.

And is that fair to the cautious ones who paid their mortgages?

(The cautious ones kept glancing around to see which expression would win out before they committed themselves).

Wilmot, a 42-year-old man with a warm, shy grin, recruited new members for the group and encouraged cautious ones.

But in general singers — at least the disciplined, cautious ones — correctly view the status quo as working to their advantage, allowing them to plan their careers thoughtfully and to see a wider horizon than a shorter time frame would allow.

Webb is a populist, but a cautious one, especially on taxes, the issue that seems to have backfired against O'Malley's administration.

Mr. Trofimoff was cautious, on one occasion returning a K.G.B.-recommended camera to his friend because it was "too dangerous to have," the indictment said.

He is a stoic and, on occasion, even a meliorist, though a highly cautious one.

Businesses are finally loosening their purse strings and spending on computer technology, but the pickup appears to be a cautious one.

The statement was a cautious one and rightly so; for some responsible check was at the time needed on those who were wildly and often cruelly overstating the virtues of psychotherapy.