Sentence examples for somewhat more cautious from inspiring English sources

Heckenberger, who is somewhat more cautious, said, "We can't get ahead of ourselves".

However, some of Mr. Gross's closest political aides were somewhat more cautious.

Arthur May's recent designs have been somewhat more cautious, and more classic than Pedersen's.

Last August, in fact, he started to turn somewhat more cautious.

"I am somewhat more cautious about interacting with strangers since the attack.

Paul Ballew, chief sales analyst at G.M., was somewhat more cautious.

Wilkens was slightly more cautious.

Another analyst, Clayton Moran of the Benchmark Company, was more cautious, saying such a measure was "somewhat speculative".

It stands in marked contrast to last month's more cautious statement, which said "fiscal policy has become somewhat more restrictive".

32 36 37 While these conclusions are somewhat definitive in tone, others in the scientific community have been more cautious, emphasising the equivocal nature of the research surrounding the health value of population wide vitamin D supplementation.

This finding is somewhat intriguing, as given the patriarchal nature of Chinese culture, one might anticipate parents being more cautious and involved in the dating behaviors of their sons, as compared to daughters.