Sentence examples for cautious places from inspiring English sources

"What was the role of these colleges, cautious places created as part of segregation's design, in an era of both increasing integration and mounting black radicalism?" Freedman, who writes about religion for The New York Times, has done his homework, but the game accounts often read as such while he trudges through strategic minutiae.

But cardiologists, newly cautious, placed those patients on a regimen of anticlotting drugs for a year or more, instead of the few months that had previously been standard practice.

Manager Joe Torre had strongly hinted that the Yankees would be cautious and place him on the list.

That may be right, but investors and regulators ought themselves to be cautious about placing too much reliance on the data behind that statement.

The Nationals opted for the cautious approach, placing Glover on the 10-day disabled list Wednesday and activating left-hander Matt Grace to take his spot.

Moreover, despite the country's problems (and a need for tourists to be both alert and cautious), the place feels surprisingly safe.

But investors still appeared cautious about placing bets on companies that do best when consumers are in a mood to spend.

Chinese exports plunged by a record 26.4percentt in May from a year earlier, the Chinese customs agency announced Thursday, as buyers in industrialized countries remained cautious about placing orders.

"Although we believe customers and distributors have low inventory levels, the global economic environment is causing both to become increasingly cautious in placing new orders," the company's chief executive, Rich Templeton, said in a statement.

That's why investors should be very cautious in placing more bets on Amazon at these valuation levels.

In the subsequent race we perhaps saw him more affected by the events, he rode to a cautious sixth place, never really pushing or troubling the front group.