Sentence examples for cautiously decided from inspiring English sources

A short duration of treatment should be more cautiously decided when the initial treatment was inadequate [ 84], when the therapeutic index was low, when the source control was not optimal.

Around the time women were cautiously deciding to bob their hair, their husbands entered the startling era of testicle transplants for rejuvenation.

However, the implications are non-trivial and the characteristics of both methods need to be considered cautiously before deciding which approach is superior with regards to a specific thematic application.

Whereas Sharp decided to cautiously embrace Android, Toshiba still seems to be firmly in the Windows camp.

At first, the government of the zealous reformer Zoran Djindjic decided to proceed cautiously.

The Clinton Administration, after an early look at the interview, decided to respond cautiously to Mr. Khatami's overture, uncertain how his remarks will be received in Iran, where they could be perceived as a challenge to the supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Perhaps some traders have decided to take cautiously bearish stances on the stock after news reports revealed that the completion of Oracle's acquisition of Sun Microsystems could be delayed by the European Commission.

Tomlinson writes: "[I]t would hardly be surprising if Monteverdi were preternaturally sensitive to signs of Mantuan vacillation [and] if, at the first such signs in 1627, he decided to move cautiously in the composition of Licori".

Durand, anticipating the difficult terrain, had decided to fly more cautiously, slowing to preserve altitude.

The consul knowing that he was in reach of the enemy decided to move forward more cautiously.

Thus, when Florence's art establishment decided last year that "David" needed attention, it acted cautiously.