Sentence examples for cautious planning from inspiring English sources
Developers are grounded visionaries committed to transformation but they are cautious, planning at every stage.
The Futures Clinique embraces a culture of continuous experimentation, as opposed to the traditional bureaucratic culture of rigorous, careful and cautious planning that almost hysterically avoids risks and is suspicious of all that is new.
This cautious planning, i.e., the company's scheduling strategy, emerged gradually and, moreover, it can also be stated that the actors of the supply chain (the printing house mediator and the printing house itself) push the company towards more specific and longer-term planning.
A cautious plan of action is laid down.
No other, more cautious, plan could achieve such surprise or yield such benefits.
If there had been a larger view, a careful and cautious plan might have been developed.
As for the city's major museums, it took much of the 1990's for a consensus to emerge that Museum Island's buildings should be restored and modernized, with Mr. Dube's cautious plan for their use finally approved in January 1999.
Hearing from the Voice of America and the BBC's shortwave broadcasts of American generals' cautious plans for moving into Baghdad, the family members said they were worried about the possibility of violent retribution against people like themselves, people with Western educations and relatives in America, if the progress toward the American capture of Baghdad was slow.
Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC), the committee that decides Fed policy, has just released a cautious plan to address the slowing economy.
He had not yet learned how completely he could trust in Howe's inactivity; he abandoned an attack across the ice with great reluctance in exchange for a more cautious plan, to fortify Dorchester Heights using cannon arrived from Fort Ticonderoga.
Brown has consistently demanded a more fiscally cautious plan than Democratic legislative leaders, who have urged more spending on health and human services programs that were cut back during the depth of the recession.
