It was during Knoblauch's first spring training with the Yankees in 1998 that the first hints of a problem emerged; Knoblauch appeared to cautiously aim the ball a couple of times when he threw to first base.
WASHINGTON -- Congress appeared set Monday to move swiftly -- if cautiously -- to craft legislation aimed at the Ukraine crisis that could include $1 billion in aid and grant President Barack Obama greater authority to isolate Russia.
With just a few days in office, Vázquez is moving more cautiously on the revolutionary law aimed at completely regulating the production and sale of marijuana in the small South American nation.
In the head and neck area, complete occlusion should be aimed at very cautiously.
Our data suggest that oil mutants should be assessed very cautiously and that approaches aiming at modifying growth and stress conditions in different genetic backgrounds might constitute interesting alternatives to metabolic engineering strategies in view of increasing oil yields.
Despite the overwhelming attention to the educational success of these males, efforts aimed at improving the lives of boys and men of color cautiously approach the role that women scholars and practitioners should play.
Robert Jackson, a co-author of the report, said he's "cautiously optimistic" that trend will continue despite the Trump administration's rollback of regulations aimed at discouraging fossil fuel use.
After meeting with Ms. Rice, Ms. Livni, who has been hawkish on continuing the assault aimed at stopping Hamas rockets from coming into Israel, stressed that the nation had met its war aims and was prepared to enter a cease-fire cautiously.
But my impression is that the media is generally cautiously supportive of the protesters' aims, even among conservative mainstream voices.
Another view is that Mrs Thatcher was, as Mr Cameron now puts it, a "revolutionary but also a gradualist", who achieved her aims cautiously, often without advertising them in advance.
