Sentence examples for move very cautiously from inspiring English sources

Many promising medical ideas have run aground, Dr. Wolpe added, "and that's why we have to move very cautiously".

But several people close to him say he has spent considerable time in the Senate trying to dispel an image that hung over him in the House: that of the sharp-elbowed politician who puts his own interest ahead of his party's, a reputation that has led him to move very cautiously at the moment.

"We are moving very cautiously," Ms. Lerner said.

He cut income tax and restrained growth in the minimum wage but moved very cautiously on partial privatization of state utilities, pension reform, and civil service cuts.

Condé Nast has moved very cautiously onto the Internet, again raising questions about whether it will have to make a strategic shift in the future.

He writes: So far, ministers are testing the waters here, moving very cautiously: taking money from the NHS for the MoD would be a big step in principle.

Facebook has moved very cautiously with the deployment of its offsite ad network despite its massive network of like buttons and widgets.

Move very slowly; very cautiously.

When I felt confident that I had ensured my safe passage as much as I could, I began to move into Syria very cautiously. .

She listens, putting her head forward, then, very cautiously moving through the door, she disappears.

He did so, very cautiously.