Sentence examples for more cautious hand from inspiring English sources

Vicente del Bosque started with a more cautious hand.

There are fears that mortgage lenders will become more cautious about handing out home loans in Scotland and one industry insider said there were also signs that commercial deals were being put on hold until the outcome of vote.

During cold and flu season people should be more cautious, regularly washing their hands with soap and warm water, but Dr Chutkan stressed hand sanitizers were not worthwhile.

Though most of them spare only a moment's attention before getting straight back to the business at hand, the more cautious lumber a few paces away before turning to fix me with a look full of reproach for this interruption.

Nokia on the other hand has been more cautious in making its cuts.

In three years, by diplomacy or the swift use of his small force, Lugard established British control, though in hastening to take the major states of Kano and Sokoto he forced the hands of his more cautious home government.

President Obama can be applauded on the one hand for taking a more cautious approach on the deteriorating situation in Iran.

The pharmacological treatment of NPS in DLB patients, on the other hand, requires an even more cautious approach.

When it comes to reporting the other side, on the other hand, the BBC was much more cautious.

The surgeon who operated on Kubica, hand specialist Dr Igor Rossello, was rather more cautious in his assessment.

The more cautious Fincke postponed her answer for almost a year, while Hand wrote to and occasionally saw her.