Sentence examples for cautious to take from inspiring English sources

Some are nervous if crowded and cautious to take the lead even if they have the legs.

Dr Turvey said conservation organisations had been quick to call for action to protect the river dolphin, but many were too cautious to take meaningful action.

Pacquiao easily defeated Oscar de la Hoya, but the American admitted feeling "empty, without power" and fight fans have been cautious to take the win at face value.

The solemn tone of "Day Zero," directed by Bryan Gunnar Cole from a screenplay by Rob Malkani, indicates that the movie, which is too cautious to take political sides, has an inflated idea of its own importance.

Still, it goes some way to disproving those who think Strauss is too cautious to take the job.

That makes him cautious to take out some of the more common tools in a psychiatrist's belt Celexa, Paxil, Lexapro, Zoloft, Prozac for an agitated patient.

The independence referendum should act as a cautious reminder to take highly optimistic turnout expectations with a pinch of salt.

For the first time we've seen major economies, normally cautious, commit to take the action demanded by the science.

But being a risk manager for Aon Insurance, he was cautious not to take his wife along as a passenger.

Father Kleinsorge was finding it hard, as Dr. Fujii had suggested he would, to be cautious and to take his naps.

We've all been in situations in which we couldn't wait for a slow-moving or overly cautious employee to take action.