Sentence examples for notes cautiously from inspiring English sources

But as the tenor, who admits to being 60, and Mr. Nucci, a baritone, began the famous duet that ends in Otello and Iago swearing vengeance, the tenor seemed to be taking some high notes cautiously.

The purpose of the request was not clear, the cable noted cautiously.

IAC noted cautiously in prepared remarks to shareholders in Q4 of last year that this style of monetization was slow to build on other sites, like OK Cupid, but they've elsewhere been more openly optimistic.

(A second Times story that day on the I.A.E.A. report noted, more cautiously, that "it is true that the basic allegations in the report are not substantially new, and have been discussed by experts for years").

cautiously notes how difficult it would be to cut such spending to 3.75 percent of G.D.P.: By comparison, spending in this category has exceeded 8 percent of G.D.P. in every year since World War II.

However, Bronkhorst also cautiously notes that "the neurological changes that correspond to this radical psychological transformation may well be relatively minor" [ 62].

But the guest editors of the Business and Society collection cautiously note that large gaps in the literature still exist.

American generals have cautiously noted an apparently greater readiness on the part of Syria to clamp down on al-Qaeda and the traffic of insurgents across its border.

AT A recent congressional hearing I cautiously noted some "glimmers of hope" that the economy could stabilise and perhaps start to rebound later in the year.

Azar cautiously noted a slight drop in the number of overdose deaths in late 2017 and early 2018, expressing hope that the worst drug epidemic in U.S. history may be reaching a plateau.

Dorothy Wordsworth phrased her own response to the view more cautiously, noting that "the sun shone so brightly, with such a pure light, that there was something like the purity of one of nature's own grand spectacles".