Even so, others at Merrill were put off by his bonus negotiations, which helped splinter the carefully tended image of Merrill's chief executive, a man perceived during most of his career to be a robotic and circumspect number-cruncher.
Microsoft has been rather circumspect with its figures, giving numbers that suggest it's been selling (to OEMs) about as well as Windows 7 did.
Private polling analysis seen by The Sunday Times, however, puts the party on course to win a more circumspect maximum of 25 MPs, although the number is still far higher than previous predictions.
We also estimated a polytomous regression model with the three ED dispositions, but were circumspect of these results given the relatively small number of died-in-the-ED cases, so we present these results in Supplemental Material, Table S3.
At the Pentagon, Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld was circumspect today when asked if the United States might use a significant number of ground troops inside Afghanistan.
Although the small number of died-in-the-ED cases make us circumspect, we present the results of the polytomous logistic regression in Supplemental Material, Table S3.
Tom, urbane and circumspect in small wire glasses and gray slacks, is the numbers guy, the nuts and bolts strategist, the businessman.
Jimmy was more circumspect, and spent most of his time arguing that large numbers of people will be willing to spend time helping Wikia Search develop good results.
Impey is more circumspect, regarding the Drake equation as limited by the guesswork involved; still, he estimates the number of habitable worlds in the Milky Way at 25 million.
