Sentence examples for cautiously stated from inspiring English sources

When asked his opinion by journalists in March 1965, King cautiously stated that he was "sympathetic" to Johnson's predicament but did not believe that "violence can solve the problem" (King, 2 March 1965).

After lawyers acting for the miners called on President Jacob Zuma to order the withdrawal of the murder charges, he cautiously stated that it was not up to him to instruct the NPA on what to do.

O'Neill et al cautiously stated that there was no evidence that either the STA or MTA have increased in length over time.

The government of Ecuador through vice-minister Kintto Lucas has also responded, albeit much more cautiously, stating that "Ecuador does not need democratic recipes".

Cautiously, it stated, "It is clear that Iran has failed in a number of instances over an extended period of time to meet its obligations... with respect to the reporting of nuclear material and its processing and use.... To date, there is no evidence that the previously undeclared nuclear material and activities referred to above were related to a nuclear weapons programme".

Comparisons between the systems of penal law developed in the western European countries, and those having their historical origins in the English common law must be stated cautiously.

In his remarks to a crowd of a few dozen Republican convention attendees Sunday morning, Reed criticized — but cautiously — the state party's record on grassroots outreach.

But a year after it was due to be opened, Blood, a champion of the potential of brown coal for more than a decade, was reported in the paper stating "very cautiously [that the project] is a long way from a done deal".

Even those Justices who believe that the Constitution guarantees marriage equality may vote to proceed cautiously, in a state-by-state, step-by-step manner.

Their opponents in the final at Crystal Palace were mid-table Second Division outfit Bolton Wanderers, and Meredith was cautiously optimistic before the match, stating "We ought to win ... if we play anything like our normal game the cup is ours ... but this is the cup final and, well, anything might happen".

Both the branching pattern of tendrils and the leaf architecture are suggested as important infrageneric characters, but should be used cautiously because some states evolved multiple times.