Lufthansa of Germany was more circumspect, The Associated Press reported.
The central character, intent on reporting the scene as it is, remains circumspect throughout, delivering his or her conclusions only as evidence warrants.
(The tightly controlled print media were more circumspect in their reporting).
Those who could speak publicly about the dispute, which was first reported by The Washington Post, were circumspect.
That prediction sounds about right to Tobias Levkovich, chief United States equity strategist at Citigroup Investment Research, but he advised investors to be circumspect about the report.
It is also possible that, as hypothesized by accommodation theory [ 35], family members become more tolerant and circumspect over time, thus making family disagreements less salient and, in turn, less likely to be reported.
Statements from Armenia have been more circumspect, though the country's foreign minister said on Thursday that "it will be possible to achieve the expected progress if Azerbaijan also gives its consent," news services reported.
The report captured the prevailing circumspect mood, warning that Asia needed to address "daunting multigenerational challenges and risks".
The official said the pressure had prompted the agency's analysts to become more circumspect in expressing their analytical views in the intelligence reports they produced.
But Mr. Wen, who mentioned the need to reform China's political system just once in the annual work report he submitted to the legislature, was no less circumspect at the news conference.
