Sentence examples for cautiously testing from inspiring English sources
Almost every big company is cautiously testing the waters these days.
In the opening stages neither side looked likely to score as they started restlessly, both struggling to gain possession and cautiously testing one another.
Thus Coca-Cola launched Diet Coke, Kit-Kat launched Kit-Kat Chunky, Richard Branson launched Virgin Vodka and Virgin Mary and Google is cautiously testing its email service, G-mail.
Companies in various industries, from mining to airlines, are also cautiously testing whether wearables can help improve efficiency or customer service.However, while the number of wearable gadgets has grown, consumers still tend to be geeks and fitness fiends.
She cautiously tests the strength of the social fabric, domestically and abroad, in case it might begin to tear.
It's precisely why political watchers say Bush, a candidate who has cautiously tested the waters in these early primary stages without doling out much red meat to conservatives, could do well if he sticks to a more conciliatory tone.
It opens the possibility that miRNA genes might be novel ovarian cancer predisposition genes, although this still needs to be cautiously tested.
Higher dosing at 6 to 8 mg/kg/daily should be cautiously tested in the event of life-threatening infections, with tight monitoring of ensuing nephrotoxicity due to immunosuppressive agents [ 27, 28].
So I will run hard and wave my arms hard, knowing that I am not testing courage cautiously and sometimes a girl learns to bootstrap without the boots.
With only eight species, the significance test should be interpreted cautiously since tests with very few species are likely to fail to detect significant differences when they actually exist (Type II errors) (Rezende et al. 2007 b ) and justified use of a relaxed alpha level of 0.10.
Chloe Goddard, a spokeswoman for the New Opportunities Fund, the distributor of lottery money that paid for the pilot program, said the idea of summer camps was being tested cautiously.
