Sentence examples for mostly cautious from inspiring English sources

Because of Ballet Theater's high operating costs, Kevin McKenzie, its artistic director, has adopted a mostly cautious approach to commissioning new pieces over the last few years.

One doesn't want them to be completely, or even mostly cautious: politicians who never say anything that causes anyone to cringe, and never take a political risk, are useless.

But so far the reactions have been mostly cautious or sceptical.

Investors mostly remained cautious ahead of economic reports later this week that could continue to point toward moderation in the economy's record expansion.

In a league where coaches speak mostly in cautious sound bites — lest they offend their franchise player, the player's agent, the team owner or Commissioner David Stern — Jackson was all mischievously blunt edges.

With Republicans almost uniformly against the deal, Obama will have to rely on Democrats – who have mostly been cautious in their public statements thus far – to stand with the president.

Moreover, the Chinese were mostly quite cautious when paying online, and a lot of them are not exactly fans of novelty gadgets.

Mr Blair's first term has been characterised by cautious, mostly competent incrementalism, not by boldness either of vision or action.

While Hofstetter said a decision could come within "two to four weeks, by the end of September or early October," de Bontin was more cautious, though mostly optimisitic.

Months on, and Brown is mostly better now, a cautious teetotaller who will never accept a drink, of any description, from a stranger again.

It was eerie to watch Mr. Acosta and Ms. Cao in a dance of cautious seduction, mostly staring into the audience (at the mirror) rather than at each other.