They asked questions cautiously: Did I live near New York?
But in a country scarred by years of civil war and genocide, the leaders of the opposition are proceeding cautiously, doing everything they can to convince the public that the protest will be peaceful even as government security forces have begun deploying.
Douthat's suggestion – which he cautiously doesn't ever quite advocate – is that maybe a drive to "redistribute sex", like it were property or healthcare, among those with "less access" isn't such a crazy idea.
Participants were generally supportive of the development of the medical tourism sector in Barbados, but their comments displayed an interest in cautiously doing so in a way that would maximize local benefits.
Try to do so cautiously — don't let the soil dry out completely, but don't ever leave standing water in the container from over-watering.
So, yes, it is different from the rest of the world, but," he adds cautiously, "it doesn't mean it is better".
But in his speech, delivered in Hebrew and broadcast live in Israel, Mr. Olmert cast the issue of a timetable far more cautiously than did Mr. Abbas.
"We want to go cautiously to do our absolute best so as to minimize the number of adverse reactions," he said.
Cautiously, he doesn't suggest that she was the greatest actor of our -- or all -- time, but even his hedged claim is ludicrously off the mark.
Albeit cautiously, Moxon did admit to annoyance that, while England are seemingly targeting four or five coaching candidates, only Gillespie was addressed by name in the England and Wales Cricket Board press conference.
