Sentence examples similar to circumspect staff from inspiring English sources
He can't, and now he has to be "much more circumspect" with his senior staff.
In stark contrast to July's agents' report, which found employers were bouyant about their prospects, the September report said employers were circumspect about taking on new staff and in many sectors were only hiring "where the business case was strong".
A senior Senate Republican staff member was more circumspect.
Perhaps if, as Lord Donaldson, a former master of the rolls, once suggested, they were forced to pay the cost of judges and court staff too, they would be more circumspect in their suits.
Though she herself is circumspect about the issue of Iraq, some members of her staff believe that the war is a distraction from the fight with radical Islamic terrorism.
(Senior Manager, Clinical Services) Although some participants spoke in terms of patient rights to prompt clinical and non- clinical staff to wash their hands, others were more circumspect.
The one politician about whom Shrum is comparatively circumspect is Ted Kennedy, on whose 1980 presidential primary campaign Shrum served before joining Kennedy's Senate staff.
Many said they were circumspect about using government HIV/AIDS services, fearing they would be identified to the authorities or treated with hostility by staff they described as rude, distant and lacking understanding.
