Sentence examples for circumspect about how from inspiring English sources

Everybody, he added, "was being very circumspect about how they spent their money, and where".

"So foreign companies are very cautious and very circumspect about how they speak out".

So I think that we've really got to be circumspect about how seriously we take our own anxieties today.

Officials at ICE were circumspect about how they had located González, telling the local press that they had received notice about her from "another law-enforcement body," without specifying which one.

Even the French president has been circumspect about how fast intelligence teams can trace and dismantle a system forged in Syria and Iraq, and bolstered by ties of family and childhood friendship at home, apparently tied to a string of terror attacks from the Charlie Hebdo shootings to the Brussels bombs.

"Now we can only take a small number of high-needs people in each team; you have to be more circumspect about how many you can cope with, so those higher needs people – people with mental health problems or drug and alcohol problems – often end up sleeping rough.

Mr. Khatami, who had yet to declare victory today, has also been circumspect about exactly how he will carry out changes in the face of undiluted conservative opposition.

Even after 25 years, Mr. Hunter is circumspect, almost melancholy, about how Mott the Hoople ended.

But the company has been carefully circumspect about providing details about how its direct employment in the wireless business will be affected by the merger.

Patrick was rather circumspect about the accomplishment, reflecting back on how close she came to the pole in her first try, Ed Hinton writes on ESPN.com, and how it has altered her outlook.

If you are asked about how you got along with people in your former/existing workplace, be circumspect.