Sentence examples for cautious signals from inspiring English sources

"Despite cautious signals, investors are looking forward and expecting consumer spending to improve".

Last month Angela Merkel made the first, cautious signals in the direction of a higher defence budget at the inaugural visit of the new Nato secretary general, Jens Stoltenberg.

Given the drag of France and Italy, plus somewhat cautious signals from German business in the latest survey by think tank Ifo, it looks as though the eurozone will have a disappointing year, more disappointing than seemed likely even a month ago.

In bird's eye view, global warming is being visualized as climate change that transmits cautious signals for living organisms to modulate themselves so as to withstand the environmental effects.

This week, Slovakia sent a cautious signal to its European partners: if it is asked to approve another package for Athens which could reach up to €120 billion the answer will be "yes, but".This was not Slovakia going soft.

For vast swathes of the British, experimenters with illegal drugs perhaps in their youth but now lapsed into alcohol and tobacco, the current evolving compromises seem a reasonable halfway house - recognising reality but also cautious about signalling that heroin is no more problematic than coffee.

After strong retail sales early in the year, the return to cautious spending could signal that frugal habits are not just a hangover from the recession, but that many Americans now shop mostly out of necessity instead of desire.

Consumers should brace for a marketing blitz for Vuse, the fledging brand on which Reynolds has now placed its e-cigarette chips.The merger also signals a cautious lessening of America's isolation from the rest of the global tobacco market.

Hishammuddin Hussein said Malaysia had "nothing to hide", and he was "cautious" over the audio signals picked up by search teams.

But on Tuesday China signaled its cautious approach on a Security Council resolution.

The European Central Bank left its rate at 1percentt, signaling a cautious approach toward any moves to withdraw the unprecedented monetary stimulus it has provided to European economies during the downturn.