Sentence examples for remarkably cautious from inspiring English sources
The main priority of the ruling elites there is self-enrichment, followed by at least a rhetorical commitment to closer integration with Russia (a goal that the Kremlin endorses in theory but seems remarkably cautious about in practice).The West is reluctant to say so bluntly, but that makes a difference.
With his fluent English, he appears remarkably Western and cautious, but in his native 'Georgian speaking to other Georgians', Nixey observes, he sounds like a hardline nationalist.
For the prospects of democracy Mr. Achebe is remarkably optimistic, but characteristically cautious, too.
In the late 1990s, remarkably, money managers were somewhat cautious, even as the market was rising.
Boiling water with a microwave is remarkably easy (even if you're being extra-cautious about safety).
Although she said that "the U.S. economy has proven remarkably resilient," there are significant risks from global economic and financial uncertainty that warrant a cautious approach.
The outrage that has greeted reports that the Australian government is to issue cautious guidelines advising parents and carers to prevent children under two from watching television seems remarkably acerbic.
