Early in the season, the Kansas head coach Bill Self was guarded, even circumspect, about his recruit.
Both spoke about reducing government...then made magnificent promises.One wonders whether the Republican Party, having vacated small or even circumspect government, deprived the electorate of one pole in the national debate.
Other members of the group were even more circumspect.
The sexual questions were even more circumspect and somewhat hilarious.
Maybe I'll try it tomorrow.' " Maureen Filip, of Elmhurst, and her friend Nancy Golding, of County Mayo, Ireland, were even more circumspect.
Some former administration officials in New York are even more circumspect about a political future than Ms. Sutphen and Mr. Williams.
Another British clergyman, John Sentamu, the archbishop of York, was even less circumspect than Mr. Williams in criticizing hedge funds that had sold short the shares of a British bank, HBOS, forcing it in an emergency sale to a rival, Lloyds TSB.
We should be even more circumspect when we're talking about energy jobs, given that our energy portfolio should be informed by more important considerations.Secondly, and relatedly, using your energy policy to create jobs is likely to be inefficient, if not counterproductive.
The company does not admit to any backdoor deals, saying only that it is "committed to providing customers with simple, flexible and transparent pricing .IBM has been even more circumspect, announcing that its software licences for computers running single-core or dual-core versions of the Opteron or Xeon processors will cost the same.
A person whose penchant for ceding power to fellow plutocrats even less circumspect than himself might well, in this fabliau, have actually caused our present economic catastrophe.
In a way, I'm anxious to be over and done with that rite of passage already; it will help to make us even more circumspect about campaigns to propagate stories that shouldn't be extended under the wrong conditions.
