Sentence examples for on a cautious from inspiring English sources

Right now Louis van Gaal's noisy neighbours are on a cautious upswing of their own.

At 73 for three the hosts appeared a touch vulnerable, but Ponting and Adam Voges put on a cautious 49 for the fourth wicket to ease concerns.

Mr. Byrd, for one, spoke regretfully about "partisan barriers," and the committee's co-chairwoman, Republican Senator Lisa Carlton, spoke soothingly about embarking on a cautious, methodical "bipartisan process".

But when governments bolt voluntary individual accounts on to a slimmed-down tax-funded pension system, a more appropriate policy is simply to insist on a cautious investment strategy in the new accounts.

Rudd's speech ended on a cautious note: "We take this first step … in laying claim to a future where we embrace the possibility of new solutions to enduring problems …" Two years later, how does it look?

Standard Chartered slipped 0.5p to £13.56 as it began an analysts trip on a cautious note, particularly regarding its Indian business, as the European problems threatened to hit Asia's exporting countries.

Nigel Morris DICK CHENEY "Dick Cheney I don't know any more," said Brent Scowcroft, his colleague, on the transformation of a cautious, moderate Defense Secretary in the first Gulf war into the leader of the hawks against Saddam second time round.

The disappointments came on the heels of a cautious advance as the major indexes shook off the mixed bag of earnings and the National Association of Homebuilders reading on confidence that came in at 14, its leanest reading in months.

The book ends on a note of cautious happiness: she had met Barry Reckord, a Jamaican playwright.

Also weighing on sentiment was a cautious outlook on the economy by the Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan.

Economists there are not blind to the arguments, although they may still, on balance, favour a cautious stance.