Specifically, we consider cautious classification in which we decline to make predictions if the confidence is sufficiently low but make predictions of a link or nonlink in high confidence instances.
He is generally considered too cautious to challenge Mr. Jiang directly.
In conversation, he is somewhere between laconic, considered and cautious.
He had taken what he considered a cautious approach to publishing the Snowden revelations.
As a wartime battle commander against Arab armies, Sharon never hesitated to disobey orders that he considered too cautious.
General Petraeus's view is considered overly cautious by some other senior military officials and some members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, officials said.
But Liberal frontbencher Malcolm Turnbull, the former leader of the Australian Republican Movement, who will launch the book alongside Swan in Canberra, urges a more considered and cautious approach to ensure success where the 1999 republican referendum failed.
According to one account, a presidential candidate considered "dull, cautious and incapable of stirring emotional loyalty even among his own supporters" has with this surprise pick jump-started his idling campaign.
Although he had served as foreign minister and chief cabinet secretary, Mr. Obuchi was considered too cautious to pursue the far-reaching reforms needed to resolve Japan's worst financial crisis in decades.
Taking a more considered, more cautious approach to the title, Manchester United made just one goal do the job in Spain, where United had not won a match since April 2002.
