Sentence examples for more cautiously when from inspiring English sources

Mr. Warnock said Mr. Jobs would have proceeded more cautiously when the company had less clout.

He went more cautiously when he reached the edge of the dock, being the first, not knowing where to go.

The jury verdict may cause the S.E.C. to proceed more cautiously when it has equivocal evidence to show a breach of the duty of trust and confidence, especially when it faces a defendant likely to go to trial.

As expected, we find high levels of risk aversion, but even using that as a baseline, we further find that farmers behave even more cautiously when the setting is characterized by unknown or ambiguous risk (i.e. poor or non-reliable risk information).

The snakes were much slower to enter the squirrel's den and behaved far more cautiously when the heat was turned up.

However, if she believes it is a lion and proceeds more cautiously when in fact it is only the wind, the only cost to her well-being is, perhaps, a little self-deception -- cautious self-deception that, when practiced, may actually save her life under similar circumstances in the future.

A short duration of treatment should be more cautiously decided when the initial treatment was inadequate [ 84], when the therapeutic index was low, when the source control was not optimal.

The Church of England reacted more cautiously than seven years ago when Dominus Iesus was issued and the then Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, denounced it as unacceptable.

It went around any rock more than eight inches high and proceeded cautiously when going over a rise into terrain beyond what flight controllers had seen in photography.

But the Fed also emphasized on Tuesday that it felt no need to act abruptly, and suggested that it might move more cautiously than it did 10 years ago, when the economic cycle was at a somewhat similar stage.

But Mr. Whitacre answered more cautiously: "The timing of the I.P.O. is simply when we're ready.