Sentence examples for cautious player from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, Japan is a very cautious player in markets with high risks," Vlacheslav A. Andreev, Primorye's economic development committee chairman, said in an interview in Vladivostok in early December.

McManus describes the future president as a "cautious player".

He had improved sufficiently by 1840 to win a match against the German master H.W. Popert, a slow, cautious player with great defensive skill.

[Obama] was a cautious player, folding hand after hand, waiting for his moment to bluff or go big on a good hand ... Obama's caution, hidden behind a cloud of cigarette smoke, could be maddening.

At the advanced age of 32, Hassett began his Test cricket career in earnest and became a more sedate, cautious player who often frustrated spectators with his slow scoring.

However, as his career progressed and his seniority in the Australian team increased, he became a more cautious player who often frustrated spectators with sedate scoring, particularly after World War II.

Lest anyone think that the Swedes didn't show up, rather than show up bravely and then get beaten, one should also reference the wise point, often made by the announcers, that such normally cautious players as Daniel Sedin and Daniel Alfredsson were cheerfully throwing their bodies in front of pucks — offering, one felt, a silent editorial on the significance of the normal N.H.L. schedule.

This is in part why David Warner's occasionally successful attempts to master opening in England – head down one day, bat blazing the next – are so absorbing, the spectacle of a pure batting athlete trying to master a skill that less talented, less ebullient, more obviously scarred and cautious players have mastered before him.

The jackal plays aggressively no matter how many chips are in front of him or her, frequently going "all in" to bluff cautious players out of their chips.

For decades, Saudi Arabia was a very cautious and geopolitically conservative player on the international stage.

A lot of people wish Obama had gone even further, but by now it's clear that Obama is a canny, cautious political player, unlike his predecessor.