Sentence examples for more guarded approach from inspiring English sources

The first is that offered by Assad himself that external factors have necessitated a more guarded approach to change.

While Republicans spent the first half of the year hammering on nearly every idea presented by the White House, they have taken a more guarded approach toward the president's jobs agenda, trying to avoid the rancor and voter disgust that divided government has produced.

"And I don't think they will either mince words or hold back too much". Analysts say a new, more guarded approach toward Colombia is part of a wider policy designed to repair the tarnished relationships the Bush administration had in Latin America.

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Dave Whitelegg, a data security blogger, said: "Microsoft's approach to [running a gaming network] is a bit more guarded than Sony's.

People become more guarded and less candid.

"I think we're just more guarded," he said.

Others are delivering rebukes in more guarded terms.

I have become more guarded, especially on social media.

The Fed's guarded approach and careful signalling should cushion the impact on the markets.

But she was more guarded and slower to trust than Harold was.