One is to be cautious: run with the race favorites, bide your time, and then make a move in the final third.
The Boycott approach of putting her head down at the crease and notching up cautious runs has served her well in office.
In theory, this could give a much bigger boost to the economy than any likely fiscal stimulus.Of course, one reason why the elderly are cautious about running down their assets is concern about the mismanaged pension system and future nursing care.
But I have also argued that we should be cautious about running to our bubble bunkers, since these steep valuations also come at a time when technology adoption is faster than ever, and startups can thus grow exponentially in heretofore impossible periods of time.
In his 30th year in elective office — 12th as governor, after failing in three bids for the presidency and one for the U.S. Senate, and growing up watching his politician father — Brown is instinctively cautious when running the campaign trail.
Mr. Begich ran a cautious campaign, rarely criticizing Mr. Stevens directly, largely leaving that work to the coverage of Mr. Stevens's trial and to aggressive advertisements paid for by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee.
(AP) VONN EXTENDS OVERALL LEAD Lindsey Vonn extended her lead in the overall World Cup standings, skiing a cautious slalom run in St. Moritz, Switzerland, to finish third in a super combined won by Sweden's Anja Paerson.
Cautious hope ran through Francis''Urbibi et Orbi" Easter message, a kind of papal commentary on the state of the world's affairs, which he delivered from the central balcony of St. Peter's Square.
"Markey ran a cautious campaign that was a reflection of his personality," said Peter Ubertaccio, a political scientist at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass.
Mr. Markey ran a cautious campaign that relied heavily on big Democratic stars, including President Obama, Michelle Obama, former President Bill Clinton, Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
