Sentence examples for less cautiously from inspiring English sources

It has been wielded more or less cautiously over the years, mostly to confirm widespread rumors of accomplishment.

To take another example, people whose cars have anti-lock braking systems are sometimes said to drive less cautiously in slippery conditions.

Other experts describe the situation less cautiously, warning that the clock is ticking for thousands relying on the paper profits of their homes to sustain them.

The departure would require the central bank to act much less cautiously than it has so far during the long-running euro debt crisis.

No President could allow Musharraf to fall and let Pakistan's weapons get into the wrong hands in the aftermath, and Bush would surely respond more forcefully, and less cautiously, than another President confronted with that situation.

In the mid-1970s, Peltzman did research on highway fatalities that suggested that mandatory safety features like seat belts and padded dashboards actually encouraged people to drive less cautiously.

"I probably would have ridden more cautiously and less aggressively without the helmet," he said.

Mukherjee himself belongs to an altogether different era – less flamboyantly anarchic, more cautiously measured.

Some schools cautiously count less exalted measures, such as mentions in newspapers and blogs.

"People are shopping very cautiously and less frequently, avoiding impulse buys, which are what magazine purchases are".

He says that so-called "bill shock" - the unpleasant surprise of a very large phone bill - is far less common than people cautiously over-paying for phone allowances they do not use, and that confusion about data use is a prime reason for this.