Sentence examples for more gingerly with from inspiring English sources

The Affordable Care Act, better known as Obamacare, experimented more gingerly with new payment systems.

So Washington dealt far more gingerly with Moscow, beginning a tense era dominated by fear of mutual annihilation.

Ms. Heckenbenner said she approached the 2 1/2-year-old girl she lives with now more gingerly, first with French songs and then random words, always giving their translation at the same time "to get her interested".

Saddam returned the compliments, and, with their rapport thus established, the two men cut a deal: Iraq would not be bombed, and the weapons inspectors could get on with their task, albeit more gingerly.

I continued even more gingerly than before.

The government is also tightening its belt, albeit more gingerly.

This time at nine and more gingerly than before.

The Chamber's task force trod more gingerly.

Last year's "Everyday Sunshine: The Story of Fishbone" brought fans up to speed with that Los Angeles punk-funk-ska band, which peaked in the '80s and continues to mix it up in the mosh pit, albeit more gingerly.

The chamber has promised to help him.Boris Nemtsov, a former regional politician who shares with Mr Chubais the rank of first-deputy prime minister, has been finding his way more gingerly around the machinery of national government.

Specifically, no matter what sort of system we are confronted with, we must have a willingness to tinker and test a system somewhat more gingerly than someone normally might want to do.