Sentence examples for deliberate cautious from inspiring English sources

Texaco's managers and executives, by contrast, are said to have a more deliberate, cautious style.

"Given Exxon's reputation as a very deliberate, cautious company, the fact they made such a bold move with XTO will no doubt inspire others that a price has been set for shale gas assets and technology".

Her deliberate, cautious, step-by-step style suits the German mood.

Yet she also is apparently prudential, deliberate and cautious.

And yet Mrs. Clinton's speech underscored the gap that still exists between the fervent enthusiasm of her admirers, who rose from their chairs and clapped madly when she walked onstage — and her deliberate and cautious manner.

Legal pressure may make social media less open and free-flowing, as people's speech becomes more deliberate and cautious, more akin to a diplomatic conference than a rowdy conversation.

Atticus is a deliberate, patient, cautious man with good will in his heart.

With this new consciousness, participants recounted being more deliberate and cautious in moving their legs.

Brent Scowcroft is a cautious, deliberate man accustomed to sharing his foreign policy views with Republican presidents in private, as he did as national security adviser to Gerald Ford and George H. W. Bush.

Alistair Darling yesterday made the point that we need a different style of banking - more cautious, deliberate - all right, more boring.

But it is far too early to tell whether this is just another in a long line of fudges.What does seem clear is that the cautious, deliberate and opaque policymaking for which Japan is known has gone into overdrive of late.