Sentence examples for reflected caution from inspiring English sources

"I get irritated by people's reflected caution and the assumption that there must be an ulterior motive.

In part, the scaling back reflected caution at the Pentagon, where officials saw no profit in blowing things up without a clear sense of what they were accomplishing.

And at bread-and-butter shows like the White Plains Antiques Show at the Westchester County Center last weekend, where prices run in the tens of thousands rather than the hundreds of thousands of dollars, sales reflected caution as well as confidence, not the true luster of a brilliant return.

But the lack of triumphalism reflects caution about the country's prospects as well as a sense of inevitability.

Privately, EU officials admit that many national pledges have been conservative, reflecting caution about an untried INDC process.

But Mr Aida says it may reflect caution over the shrinking population, the strong yen and poor economic prospects.

But the two sessions differed markedly in style, reflecting caution on Mr. Gore's part after his buzz-saw encounter with New York's ethnic politics in his failed 1988 presidential bid.

Assets of taxable money-market funds rose 2.2percentto to $1.48 trillion, and assets of tax-free money market funds gained 2.9percentto to $220.9 billion, reflecting caution among investors after the second-quarter market decline.

The moves reflect caution at the banks, as the industry regulator takes a tougher approach to lenders that received public funds four years ago but have failed to meet their profit targets.

This reflected his caution about overreacting or responding hastily to new developments.

It might, if one wants to be a little critical, have sometimes too much reflected the caution, conservatism and fear of radicalism that pervades Scottish society.