Princeton Lyman, the U.S. special envoy to Sudan and South Sudan, suggested that the Administration was proceeding cautiously, hoping to keep Sudan whole.
But her primary lender, the now defunct DC National Bank, cautiously sought to keep the station playing its established format of soft mainstream pop from the likes of Barbra Streisand and Melissa Manchester.
He's "appalled by the low standard of the debate", describes himself as "instinctively insular" but cautiously thinks it's safe "to keep together and try to make Europe more valid for us: we have a very bullish Russia, we have a migrant situation, we have a very rocky economy, we have an idiot trying to get elected in America".
In doing so he is cautiously optimistic that, provided they work to keep pace in providing the kinds of services and collections patrons desire, libraries can continue to be a vital places of research, discovery, and diversion.
Humbly, cautiously and almost reluctantly, she tries to keep her head above the treacherous waters of the music business while guided by manager Peter Hamelin and the folks at her esteemed label, Signature Sounds.
And so, from Grenada to Panama to Iraq War One, journalists were locked in little boxes as far from the action as possible before (Iraq Two) being cautiously "embedded" with units they depended on to keep them safe.
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Serena Williams cautiously walked onto the court Thursday and tried to keep the points short to avoid irritating her injured right ankle.
Having become party leader by a razor-thin margin, Mr. Ramaphosa has tried to keep together a fractured A.N.C. by moving cautiously.
"Proceeding cautiously in raising the federal funds rate will allow us to keep the monetary support to economic growth in place while we assess whether growth is returning to a moderate pace," she said.
All along, in fact, the Bush administration has been cautiously attempting to convince the Saudis, OPEC's largest producer, to keep prices down.
