Sentence examples for cautious taking from inspiring English sources

The FiveThirtyEight average is designed to be cautious, taking into account multiple polls, and it doesn't tend to move sharply.

Usher does his part by being cautious, taking his feathery voice exactly as far as it will go and no further.

The assembly crew yesterday was a bit more cautious, taking 90 minutes to lift the third piece 10 feet off the ground.

I can't emphasize enough this is not just about 'bygones be bygones.' " But the resistance remains, he said: Even in confidential statements, Liberians in the United States seem cautious, taking care not to open old wounds.

Thus planning should be cautious taking into account the benefits and threats (see Benefits and threats of future mobility patterns section) until the use of AVs gains broader momentum and we make up our minds about their public or private element [44] and until effective legal frameworks evolve.

I think what you have got to do on this very vexed issue is just always be led by the science, be cautious, take cautious steps, don't obviously take risks, particularly where people have concerns about contamination between GM crops and non-GM crops.

His cautious take aside, big money is back in venture capital and so's the swagger.

Even so, Doyle, who describes himself as "cautious," took an extra step.

In Asia and Europe however, investors tend to be more cautious, take more time and are aware and concerned about the market changes.

Even Wit Capital Director of Research Jonathan Cohen, who doesn't follow the stock, but has always been vocal about his "persistently cautious" take on the e-tailer's prospects, agreed that the cutbacks may be nothing big.

Three studies published on Tuesday in the NEJM suggest that this cautious take may be right.