But others remain cautious, and question Mujuru's ability to survive Zimbabwe's bruising political landscape.
If you meet on a site like MySpace, then be cautious ask questions and see that it's not a fake.
But, in Hohmann's cautious mind, the question is still undecided.
Sims praises the work of these startups but is diplomatically cautious about the question.
That is a question cautious analysts may have been asking as the Auto China show opened in Beijing last week with two days of press previews and hundreds of new models on display.
Barack Obama, whose natural inclinations are less punitive, has also declared that we "must review all aspects of relations with Russia," though he and several leading Democratic policy figures have been more cautious on the question of NATO.
He was cautious when answering questions, and was careful not to criticize the new Administration.
Deliberately cautious, it avoids questions of joint taxation and steers even clearer of adoption or citizenship rights.
Beamonte was cautious about answering questions about whether customers might have been exposed to contaminated meat previously because of Silvercrest practices.
For decades, Kerry Emanuel, the meteorologist and hurricane specialist from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, was known as a cautious centrist on questions of global warming and hurricane ferocity.
At the convention, Labor Secretary Thomas E. Perez's cautious response to questions about the leaders' concerns underscored how the complexities of the president's signature domestic accomplishment and a longstanding goal of labor continue to present political difficulties for Mr. Obama.
