Sentence examples for cautious pace from inspiring English sources

From China's perspective, the meltdown vindicates the cautious pace of its liberalisation.

The cautious pace of the pumping and the volume of water to be moved are further signs of the complexity of the undertaking that faces Tokyo Electric.

That redevelopment, which began in 1996, has proceeded at a cautious pace over the years, with a variety of businesses, nonprofit organizations and residential projects taking root.

Progress has been slow, in part because the government has set a cautious pace in offering more medical insurance and pensions, forcing many Chinese to maintain high savings rates to provide their own safety net.

At a company known for its cautious pace, he has made quick decisions and given more authority to managers who felt hamstrung by the top-down style of the old regime.

Despite the slow, cautious pace at which China is moving, few experts on Chinese monetary policy doubt that the long-term direction of policy is toward strengthening the renminbi as an alternative to industrialized countries' currencies.

And there are reasons to believe that despite all the negatives, the economy, remarkably resilient in the aftermath of the Nasdaq meltdown and the shock of Sept. 11, is back on track, though it may proceed at a cautious pace.

BEIJING — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, answering prescreened questions at an annual news conference, said Monday that China faced daunting challenges of taming inflation and developing a more consumer-based economy, and that the government would allow the nation's currency to appreciate but at a cautious pace in order to protect Chinese jobs and businesses.