Sentence examples for cautiously declined from inspiring English sources

A drunken Indian wanted me to go drinking with him, but I cautiously declined.

When asked about her favorite night at La MaMa, Ms. Yoo cautiously declined to answer.

But he also cautiously declined to predict winning the county Legislature last year.

Now a famous mathematician named Björn Lindquist has "taken the risk Nachman cautiously declined: making a bid for greatness," and has completed the proof.

So, cautiously, he has declined to take a position.

It is not known if there are systematic differences between those who participated and those who declined, so results should be interpreted cautiously, he said.

Having declined to comment until now, Mr. Haber agreed to talk, cautiously, about the most-discussed will in years.

Major state universities reacted cautiously, with most either declining to comment or saying they were still trying to make sense of the ruling.

It is a task that Judge Gonzalez, who declined to be interviewed for this article (generally, he declines to speak with the press), will probably approach cautiously and methodically, many bankruptcy lawyers said.

He reluctantly backed Mr Kirchner only after several more senior leaders had declined to run.Having been deprived of a proper mandate when his opponent, Carlos Menem, withdrew from a run-off election, Mr Kirchner began cautiously.

Coalition forces have cautiously credited the decline to their increased operations and surveillance across the eastern border with Pakistan, putting pressure on insurgent groups, including the Haqqani Network.