Sentence examples for cautiously pushed from inspiring English sources

So far he has only cautiously pushed economic reforms, but voters have credited him with making an effort, even forgiving the bungled currency reform since it was targeted at the well-off.

11.32am GMT 2nd over: West Indies 18-0 (Gayle 16, Smith 0) Mitchell Starc pairs with Watson and also gets handsome movement, but after taking a look, Gayle cautiously pushes at a half volley, easing it to the boundary.

For the second and third injection of each augmentation site, a mallet was required to cautiously push the stylet and force the material along the needle into the bone.

Kitchener pushed steadily but cautiously up the Nile.

"It suggests we should be proceeding cautiously when we start pushing minimum wages into ranges where they are pretty significant," Autor said.

For instance, David Autor of MIT--one of the country's top labor economists--read the paper, called it "very credible," and concluded that policymakers "should be proceeding cautiously when we start pushing minimum wages into ranges where they are pretty significant". Columbia economist Jeffrey Sachs, who has previously supported a higher minimum wage, reached a similar conclusion.

Even today, when the United States is still acting as East Asia's regional pacifier, the smoldering security competition between China and Japan is pushing Japan cautiously to engage in the very kind of "re-nationalization" of its security policy that the U.S. regional presence is supposed to prevent.

About 3 or so, the door pushed open, waking us from a half-slumber, and Jim came in cautiously.

The increase most likely comes too late to affect United States gasoline prices this summer, analysts said, but they are cautiously optimistic that it will push down prices for heating oil, which have jumped 10percentthehe last month.

Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said on Friday that he was "cautiously optimistic" that he could push through the Legislature this spring an overhaul of the state's campaign finance laws, one of the top priorities in Albany for government reformers and progressive groups.

Electron microscopists are cautiously optimistic about their ability to push further into crystallography's turf.