Sentence examples for more cautious since from inspiring English sources

He has been more cautious since.

Politicians should be more cautious, since they wield more power.

But they have been more cautious since the financial crisis damped the buyout market.

Chinese media commentary has become more cautious since Putin moved on from Crimea to stirring the pot in eastern Ukraine.

Officials have been more cautious since then about large public events.But the police action came at the end of a particularly bad month for rock music's rougher elements.

Dhalia Mignouna, 19, a sophomore from Virginia who is studying economics, said students were feeling "more cautious" since classes began last week.

But businesses have grown more cautious since spring, seeing tepid growth in consumer spending and declines in exports.

They may be more cautious, too, since the Sudan Peace Act was signed by President Bush on Oct. 21, which authorizes $300 million in aid to the south and requires the two sides to negotiate in good faith.

While all of these companies are big in wireless, some, such as Intel, Texas Instruments and Cisco Systems, which last year acquired Linksys, a wireless networking company, are more cautious plays since they are less dependent on their wireless ventures.

Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly on Wednesday attributed the rising murder rates in some U.S. cities to police supposedly acting in a more cautious manner since an officer fatally shot 18-year-old Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, last year.

The woman never returned to class, and he has since been more cautious about making adjustments.