Sentence examples for cautious reaction from inspiring English sources

Republicans had a notably cautious reaction to news that the governor's office had been subpoenaed.

But the cautious reaction of shareholders at Nissan and Renault was more realistic.

Congressional Republicans initially offered a cautious reaction to the jobs bill.

The administration's cautious reaction was a contrast to the criticism by President Bush and others in recent weeks as Israel carried out attacks on leaders of Hamas.

More surprisingly, Labour's proposals provoked a cautious reaction from Consumer Futures, a watchdog that campaigns for lower prices in the energy, water and postal sectors.

Another, more cautious reaction has been heard in conversations among lower-level reporters and editors, who are asking whether aggressive reporting on advertisers is a luxury, to be indulged only in fat economic times.

Obama said his cautious reactions to the Libyan revolution amounted to "tightening the noose" around Qaddafi.

Not that you would necessarily know it from the regime's ultra-cautious reaction.

Conversely the New Zealand response could be viewed as an over-cautious reaction to a negligible risk which may have compromised the integrity of the cross-cultural comparison.

In Washington, the Obama administration had a cautious initial reaction to the news early Monday.

The governing Social Democratic Party, too, has been curiously cautious in its reaction.