Sentence examples for distinctly cautious from inspiring English sources
Still, there are reasons to be distinctly cautious about these polling results.
While the atmosphere around the open courses in the United States resembles the early stages of an oil boom, the reaction in Europe seems distinctly cautious.
Blank, on the other hand, still carries the distinctly cautious aura of a man who might be happier hiding in an orchestra pit.
Fed Chairman Greenspan was distinctly cautious in assessing the meaning of mergers.
"Some of them may well be thinking about it but I know others are distinctly more cautious about the proposal and the practical implications".
They worry that Mr Giscard d'Estaing wants a Union run by national governments, in which the European Commission and the European Parliament play distinctly humbler roles.The man himself certainly sounds cautious about handing over more powers to "Brussels".
[Page A1.] Goldman and Lehman Post Results Two investment banks reported distinctly different results for last quarter but shared a cautious outlook for the rest of the year.
Yellow lights flashed on Wall Street yesterday as two big investment banks reported distinctly different results for the last quarter but shared a cautious outlook for the rest of the year.
"Although it is too early to tell whether this is an indication of a more positive outlook, one thing is for sure: businesses are distinctly aware of the current environment and the need to be cautious in any business dealings".
In addition, under identical edge impact levels, the damage tolerance behavior of T-stiffened composite panel is distinctly superior to that of I-stiffened composite panel, which results in more cautious design regarding edge impact damage tolerance of the panel stiffened with I-stiffeners.
