Sentence examples for cautiously believe from inspiring English sources

However, the disorganised bunch cautiously believe victory is within reach.

A green oil company may seem an oxymoron, but some regulators, scientists, environmentalists and investors say they cautiously believe that the company might be trying to transform itself and an industry that has become synonymous with pollution.

Bigombe cautiously believes 2012 could be the year Kony is captured, but warns against too much optimism: "I believe it's possible to capture Kony this year but it's like looking for a needle in a haystack.

Sure that quote is obvious political glad-handing, but the alternative to cautiously believing Putin when he's saying reasonable things is surrendering to paranoia.

A third rating service, Fitch Inc., was cautiously hopeful".We believe that the new team seems to be ready to take on some of these challenges, said a director, Joseph D. Mason.

Morris buried his head in his hands, then spread his fingers cautiously and bellowed, "Whee believe... whee believe......

Though many pols give the impression, in their cautiously worded statements, they believe the parties can come together to avoid the financial impasse that would cause damage to the economy and recovery.

More than six years since the real estate bubble started to deflate, many housing analysts said, if cautiously, that they believed the worst was over.

Observers from the Organisation of American States and the Caribbean Community said cautiously that they did "not believe these irregularities, serious as they were, necessarily invalidated the process".

When I asked him what he meant by that — if he thought witches were real — he replied, cautiously, "Some people don't believe it".

I was inclined to believe the governor but cautiously, as there wasn't much evidence.