It wasn't in Miles Davis's nature to go into a life-change cautiously.
Video services for phones could take the largest hit in the new metered phone world, and executives at these firms are addressing the changes cautiously.
The Senate's health committee chairman, Kemp Hannon, a Republican from Nassau County, said he was open to arguments that the law should change, but cautiously so — in other words, he stands where he did all along.
They embraced technological change more cautiously than larger firms.
The longitudinal observation of a single patient up to 27 months indicates subtle intraindividual changes, which cautiously favour the hypothesis of a therapeutic B-cell repertoire modulation.
There will be long and frequent speeches, large committees will be formed to conduct further study and consideration and, so far as it comes, change will proceed cautiously, with everything done through the proper channels.
The first quiet click of my camera elicits no visible response but as I cautiously change position to take a second shot, the circle of coils widen, as if something taut has suddenly relaxed and the creature's head, previously hidden, is revealed in the circle's centre.
As a woman with a career in politics and women's leadership, I have quietly worked within the church to make change and have cautiously offered my voice only when I felt it was essential.
Her characterisation becomes all the richer as we see how Cindy has changed from the cautiously confident young woman with a future.
Qualitative research might be carried out to identify a more culturally appropriate wording for this item but changes to an established measure should generally be made cautiously because changes made locally may compromise the generalisability of findings.
Now Medicare and private insurers are moving cautiously to change the current system.
