Sentence examples for grew cautious from inspiring English sources

When the financial crisis hit in 2008, deals were suspended, firms retrenched, and investors grew cautious.

But gay men in the once carefree community grew cautious about unsafe sex, Mr. Critchley said.

Here, he grew cautious and clever, chipping a drop shot del Potro could not reach and outlasting him in a long rally that earned him the game.

The advance ended a day of back-and-forth trading Wednesday as investors grew cautious about rising government debt levels in Spain, Greece and other countries.

American industrial output weakened in October and businesses grew cautious about stockpiling goods, according to two reports released today, adding to signs of a gradually cooling economy.

The Nobel Prize, which he won in 1930, should have crowned Lewis's career but actually hastened its decline, not, perhaps, because Lewis himself grew cautious or overconfident, but because his selection was the subject of intense scrutiny and controversy; every literary pundit had an opinion on whether he deserved it, and many of the opinions were negative.

Many analysts have grown cautious about China's economy.

As fears of unemployment rise, consumers are growing cautious.

Only when it grows cautious and pulls its punches are the results pallid and bland.

Then, Mr. Tabone, 46, a baby-faced veteran of local and state politics, appeared to grow cautious.

Department store chains have grown cautious about building up too much inventory, fearing they will have to slash prices if they are saddled with unsold merchandise.