Sentence examples for not cautiously from inspiring English sources

The government and some of the public seem pleased, but others, including opposition leaders, public intellectuals and people I surveyed on the streets of Moscow seem more skeptical, if not cautiously optimistic.

And not for nothing, but a few weeks ago we had a sitting U.S. Goddamn President name of Barack Hussein Obama who spoke not tentatively, not neutrally, not cautiously but ADMIRINGLY of the courage of young gay men and women living their lives as full citizens of the United States.

In order to treat the two different approaches (one PCR based, one not) cautiously, we looked at the presence/absence for genes and community members.

The worst outcome arises when control is attempted, but not cautiously enough to cause the epidemic to be suppressed.

She pushes him away, but not before cautiously encouraging the psychotherapeutic transference, allowing Tony Soprano to fall for her.

The political capital invested by the Obama administration and the Rouhani government gives us good reasons to be not only "cautiously optimistic" but "optimistic" regarding the Iranian nuclear crisis.

Therefore if not used cautiously, results of pilot studies can potentially mislead sample size or power calculations [ 21] -- particularly if the pilot study was done to see if there is likely to be a treatment effect in the main study.

Theatres need to invest whatever money they have wisely, which isn't always cautiously.

Once initial surprise wore off, I was not-so cautiously optimistic.

"We lived cautiously, not as extravagantly, for a year.

To which Susan Livingston, another mother, responded, more cautiously, "Not heard, but they were loud".