Sentence examples for more cautious line from inspiring English sources

Shell took a more cautious line.

French officials have taken a more cautious line.

It took a much more cautious line than Panasonic, saying that the technology was not yet ready for mass adoption.

Anond Snidvongs, an oceanographer and specialist on climate-change impacts in south-east Asia, takes a more cautious line.

Now when asked about the prospect of having a family, Aniston adopts a more cautious line, hinting that her childhood has already resulted in her assuming parental responsibilities.

The one genuine policy difference between Mr Jiang and Mr Hu is sometimes said (one cannot, of course, be sure) to be over Taiwan Mr Hu being alleged to favour a more cautious line than Mr Jiang's more hawkish one.

Other interprets have taken more cautious lines.

The Soviet union, taking a more cautious, conservative line, proposed fewer and less sophisticated kinds of surveillance equipment, a smaller number of annual overflights over its territory and the exclusion of unspecified areas of the Soviet Union for reasons of safety.

Even with respect to this, only a somewhat more cautious press line had resulted in order to avoid conflicts, the Spanish Government was not however thinking of allowing the Anglo-Saxons an inroad into the press, just as little as she was thinking of permitting them an inroad into Spanish foreign policy.

Alongside these dynamic newcomers, the older business and banking leaders continued to operate on more cautious traditional lines.

For one thing, the Kosovars' struggle against the Serbs gives Mr Berisha the chance to present himself as an Albanian hero, contrasting his active support for the KLA with Mr Nano's more cautious, American-influenced line.And another Kosovo-linked problem may be heading Albania's way.