Sentence examples for cautiously said from inspiring English sources

"Given the potential backlash from Thaksin's grassroots supporters, the army will proceed cautiously," said Ms Ahuja.

"We're sticking our toe in the water very cautiously," said Steven Rosato, the event director.

As Mr. Frahi of the United Nations cautiously said: "We live in a difficult reality.

"We're seeing people investing more methodically and more cautiously," said Harley Seyedin, the chamber's president.

"We must proceed extremely cautiously," said Robert B. Tierney, the commission's chairman.

In 1945, Architectural Forum cautiously said the that the cathedral would take "at least six years to finish".

The government, more cautiously, says they should begin within the next six years.

A Kenyan government spokesman reacted cautiously, saying "we look at policy more than personality".

In Washington, the State Department responded cautiously, saying the impeachment was an internal matter.

And, once again, it is even possible to find Iraqis who will cautiously say good things about the American presence.

An internal memorandum circulating among Western officials cautiously says that Mr. Owuo-Hagood "traveled to Kandahar and was then 'abducted' and held for several weeks".