Sentence examples for strategic caution from inspiring English sources

Friedan was initially appalled, but her strategic caution was overborne in the extraordinary growth of the women's-liberation movement.

He was decisive when necessary, but his successes — prosperity, peace, steady progress on civil rights — were just as often the fruit of strategic caution and masterly inaction.

While Apple might so far have fallen just shy of calling for a full copypaste of GDPR-level data protections into US law, there's perhaps an element of strategic caution at play that's moderating its plain-text political messaging.

Hughes anchors the production with a lioness' blend of strength, pride, isolation and strategic caution.

General Vladimir Yakovlev, the commander of Russia's Strategic Rocket Forces, cautioned, "Don't touch any buttons!" There was a PowerPoint presentation, in English, delineating Russia's various nuclear forces.

Rational and reasonable, they have blended strategic optimism with tactical caution, and tempered grand visions with a careful weighing of costs.

At a time when many retailers are still cutting back or approaching strategic shifts with extreme caution, Disney is going the other way, getting more aggressive and putting into motion an expensive and ambitious floor-to-ceiling reboot of its 340 stores in the United States and Europe — as well as opening new ones, including a potential flagship in Times Square.

An inability to differentiate between vital and peripheral interests, and the threats to them, is the first step to overreach and strategic exhaustion, as Eisenhower cautioned, destroying the thing he swore to defend.

However, I suspect that his relatively low profile throughout this campaign has been more due to disorganisation and caution than grand strategic vision.

And Israeli security men caution against entrusting so strategic an asset as Israel's gas to their "frenemy".

In contrast to his aggressive and daring conduct of actual operations, Charles's writings emphasized caution and the importance of strategic points and were somewhat antiquated even in his own time.