Sentence examples for cautious relationship from inspiring English sources
South Africa's cautious relationship with the United States is no doubt influenced by the shadow of United States policy during the apartheid years.
"The new US president seems determined to add to the dangers by recklessly escalating the confrontation with North Korea, unilaterally launching missile strikes on Syria, opposing President Obama's nuclear arms deal with Iran, and backing a new nuclear arms race," he said, suggesting that a Labour government would have a more cautious relationship with the Trump White House.
Sebastian gives breathing space to them all, as he does for Maurice Buret, the soi-disant panderer he befriends in Paris, who might have been imagined by Choderlos de Laclos, and Marin Dronţu, the determined womaniser and heavy drinker with whom he forms a cautious relationship.
Apple and Twitter have had an interesting but cautious relationship over the past couple of years.
Nonetheless, Lawrence has a healthily cautious relationship with dancefloor nostalgia.
Several possibilities are obvious and have been much discussed: President Obama's cautious relationship to the military; his wariness of the ambitious general David Petraeus, and the commander of forces in Afghanistan, Stanley McChrystal, who is an emanation of Petraeus.
I politely rejected this explanation, and offered an alternative way of looking at their cautious sexual relationship.
Even one of Whole Foods' collaborators in Brooklyn told me she feels cautious about the relationship.
However, she was cautious about the relationship between research and "the impact agenda" (that is, the requirement for research to have as great as possible an influence on policy) and came to think that perceptions of impact were complex and partly dependent on a preconceived policy agenda.
Joi and I were very cautious with our relationship, so we didn't socialize with many people.
In general, most of them were much less cautious when the relationship was more established.
