Sentence examples for cautiously change from inspiring English sources

The first quiet click of my camera elicits no visible response but as I cautiously change position to take a second shot, the circle of coils widen, as if something taut has suddenly relaxed and the creature's head, previously hidden, is revealed in the circle's centre.

Now Medicare and private insurers are moving cautiously to change the current system.

Qualitative research might be carried out to identify a more culturally appropriate wording for this item but changes to an established measure should generally be made cautiously because changes made locally may compromise the generalisability of findings.

In a very short time, marijuana activists have gone from being cautiously optimistic that change is coming to being almost expectant that change is not only possible but actually probable (if not downright inevitable).

But now gay people in Jamaica are cautiously optimistic that change may be in the air.

Lawyers with the American Civil Liberties Union, who sued the government earlier this year on behalf of passengers who said they were wrongly placed on no-fly lists, cautiously welcomed the change.

A spokesman for Marty Markowitz, the new Brooklyn borough president, said Mr. Markowitz "cautiously supports" the change as long as emphasis is placed on public transportation to avoid having larger buildings add to passenger-vehicle traffic.

Mr. Obama spoke cautiously about gradual change, but you have to wonder whether slow and incremental adjustments are going to salvage this game, given the steadily accumulating dossier of evidence that football as we know it is deadly.

Apple has tried to compensate by creating a "classic environment" that lets traditional Mac-based applications run on OS X, but Mac users are still only cautiously embracing the change.

Despite the challenges, some experts are cautiously optimistic for change.

However, the recent developments in public awareness and in the German health care policy cautiously suggest a change of trend.