Sentence examples for cautious setting from inspiring English sources

Many economists predict that consumers will stay cautious, setting the stage for a lethargic recovery if the downturn ends later this year as many expect.

G.M. was more cautious, setting a production schedule for the second quarter that calls for making 17percentt fewer automobiles than during the second quarter of last year, when many factories were operating with maximum overtime.

But instead of finding teachers expounding with confidence on the virtues of the American way, the delegates encountered a somewhat apologetic and cautious set of experts.

July 2016 has delivered the biggest number of admissions for any month so far this year, after a June with a rather cautious set of releases due to the anticipated competition for audiences from European Championship football.

Certainly Mr Brown's forecasts for public borrowing will be based on a more cautious set of assumptions than those used by his predecessor, Kenneth Clarke, in last November's budget.Soon after taking office, Mr Brown asked the National Audit Office NAOO), the government-accounts watchdog, to approve five changes in the budgetary assumptions.

"They're using a cautious set of criteria," he said, "because they understandably don't want people to call him soft on crime".

Other engineers were cautious at setting levels.

"But we should be very cautious before setting out to legislate.

Not surprisingly, people with young children expressed more concern about traveling and are more cautious in setting up their plans.

"We have to be cautious about setting a precedent of allowing debt relief to be counted as climate finance," he says.

"Because the gains are so concentrated in this single group, one needs to be very cautious in setting policy based on the overall modest impacts on test scores," Mr. Myers said.