Sentence examples for considerably more cautious from inspiring English sources

So if there was exuberance in Mr. Lazio's camp today, the atmosphere at the Clinton headquarters was considerably more cautious.

But at a time when Americans are watching household budgets, many exhibitors at the show, and the retailers who sell their goods, were considerably more cautious.

But Serge Mackowiak, the French deputy public prosecutor, was considerably more cautious, saying it was "highly probable" that the wing flap came from the doomed flight.

Meanwhile, the word from Drkoop's public relations office was considerably more cautious.

And it's gotten considerably more conservative.

He's considerably more succinct, too, and just a touch cautious: I suspect he's been given some refresher coaching on interview technique.

But even the United States, whose system of checks and balances on the executive is considerably more robust than Nigeria's, has been cautious about granting too much power to the big man: presidents have been limited to two terms since 1951.

Mr. Shiller, befitting his more cautious personality, found his process of discovery considerably more painful.

… Mr. Shiller, befitting his more cautious personality, found his process of discovery considerably more painful.

His team were out of the bottom three, his job was considerably more secure than at 3pm and, for once, there seemed cause for cautious optimism on Tyneside.

However, Euronext, like Deutsche Börse, has a considerably larger market capitalisation.The Euronext camp, which sounded rather combative when the Germans first made a move, is now more cautious.