Sentence examples for cautious timing from inspiring English sources

While the Souls series is frequently lauded with bringing poise and cautious timing back into action games, Monster Hunter has been quietly perfecting its own blend of melee magic for well over a decade.

I.B.M. executives are cautious about the timing of the commercial introduction of the technology.

Still, Mr. Perignon said, "we remain cautious" about the timing of a market recovery.

With significant commercial and financial stakes in the balance, Boeing is keen to rapidly resume passenger flights, though government officials have been more cautious about the timing.

He was even more cautious about the timing in a brief conversation after the meeting, saying, "I think it's impossible to put a time frame on it, but I'm satisfied the day will come".

According to Merrill's Henry Blodget, the reason behind his cautious opinion is timing.

The government and army were cautious about the timing of the commitment of funds; significant funding was only released in late 1988, a few months before deployment.

They toss hammers at you, so be very cautious about your timing.

Carlos André, chief investment officer of Brazil's largest asset manager, BB DTVM, is cautious about predicting the timing, but he too is preparing for a change he calls "natural".

There are at least three reasons to be cautious about substituting a timing system for diversification.

Motorola: Motorola is similarly committed to bringing Oreo to its flagships, but sounds even more cautious with regards to timing.