Sentence examples for cautious shut from inspiring English sources

Cautious: Shut up jerk, we'll see how well you do in this raid if I log off.

Republican leaders had good reason to be cautious about shutting down the government: The GOP would probably get blamed for it.

I'd shadow him and be ultra-cautious, but shutting him down for three starts?

Ex-con Eddie is a cautious man since someone stomped a drawer shut on his left hand.

As long as the exit window remains shut, venture firms will remain cautious with their money.

He reiterated: shutting Wheeler down was a cautious decision.

Students and teachers have responded by shutting down the university, while normally cautious broadsheets are issuing unusually critical editorials warning the government not to let events escalate.

The book buttresses the idea of a powerful team of Mr Cheney and Mr Rumsfeld, with near complete control over Mr Bush's key decisions on Iraq, shutting out the administration's more cautious voices.

When Ms. Walls tried to voice an opinion, her professor asked her, "What do you know about the lives of the underprivileged?" Being young, cautious and fearful of exposure, Ms. Walls chose to shut up.

His policy, very wisely, was to keep his mouth shut, since that made other governments uncertain — and more cautious themselves.

Several IRBs appeared more cautious or "obsessive" because of experiences and/or fears of federal audits or "shut-downs" of research at their institution in the past 10 to 15 years (causing "The Reign of Terror").