Sentence examples similar to take it cautiously from inspiring English sources

"I sense the danger of it and I don't take it seriously," he says cautiously, weighing each word carefully before releasing it.

And Mr. Kerry appears to be taking it -- cautiously but unmistakably.

Taking it slowly, cautiously but slowly, Ireland have just six runs from three overs.

"Bradley took it a bit cautiously on that descent and then obviously was confident his team mates would help him regain contact," said Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford.

As the Education Secretary Michael Gove has noted, the Leveson Inquiry has had a considerable "chilling effect" on the British press, which has taken it upon itself to tread cautiously while Leveson ponders his verdict.

However, this method presents some limitations and its results should be taken cautiously as it is based on the proportion of outcome measures that achieved statistically significant improvement after the intervention, without taking into account the clinical significance of this improvement or the fact that some outcome measures might be more important than others.

"It makes you take things more cautiously.

It was faulted again this year when it cautiously refused to take on risks in its sales and trading operations.

In that case, central banks can afford to take a cautiously experimental approach.

Whoops are the most common place to crash, so take them cautiously.

"The vast majority of people see it as positive, but there are some people who view it cautiously and claim it takes kids away from their friends.