Sentence examples for cautious reading from inspiring English sources

* It has provided a more cautious reading than that of some Administration officials of the pace of Soviet research on antimissile systems.

But some foreign investors in Mr. García-Margallo's audience gave a much more cautious reading on the recent market rally, as well as warning that it was too early for talk about an economic turnaround.

But C.I.A. analysts have provided a more cautious reading of the purpose and capabilities of the Abalakova radar, an interpretation that Mr. Leahy said reflected one of the "biggest differences" between Pentagon and C.I.A. officials.

After a cautious reading of reports on employment and manufacturing that offered conflicting messages about the strength of the American economy, investors embraced battered technology stocks yesterday and touched off a modest rally.

A cautious reading is that the minimum wage does not have an adverse employment effect and to the extent it does, the effect is small.

With the release of a memo outlining various unsubstantiated allegations about president-elect Trump's ties to the Kremlin, calls for a cautious reading of the leak have abounded.

But others have been more cautious about reading across taxa.

Mr. Sakaiya, however, was cautious about reading too much optimism into the consumer spending data.

We should be cautious about reading too much into the bounce-back in retail sales in April.

Brad Adgate, the top research executive for the media-buying firm Horizon Media, has seen enough new television seasons to be cautious about reading too much into early success.

Many investors are cautious about reading too much into the recent changes in the Treasury bill market, given that it is one narrow corner of the financial world.