Sentence examples for more cautious of from inspiring English sources

(That said, Ranbaxy has been more cautious of late.

She is, by nature, the more cautious of the two.

Then he played the more cautious of two soldiers carrying on a secret affair.

Others are more cautious of the grand sweep of Dr de Grey's claims.

Or maybe the suburban animals are actually more cautious of novel objects, and therefore better able to avoid conflict with people?

"They had a pretty clear choice between two quite different characters," and went with the more cautious of the two, said Paul Taffinder, a partner with Mercer Delta, a consulting firm that specializes in executive changes.

But Mr. Cerf acknowledged that Mr. Delaney's arrival has helped instill a culture of much more cautious use of cash than would otherwise come naturally for Mr. Whittle.

That being said, for all the haterade being chugged in the Philadelphia area, a more cautious analysis of the moves reveals some traces of logic.

The league, made up of hunters and fishermen, argued for more cautious exploitation of natural resources, hoping to preserve the wilderness for future sportsmen.

This is not a Turneresque visitation of the egotistical sublime, it is an altogether more cautious survey of new possibilities: new geometries, new worlds.

However, there are some problems with this idea of 'looking for everything' that seem to call for a more cautious expansion of the practice.