Sentence examples for taking a cautious view of from inspiring English sources

"It is taking a cautious view of how many they are going to print," he said.

Jive Software is hovering below its post-IPO low after an investment bank lowered its rating on the company, citing research that shows enterprise companies are taking a cautious view of private social networks that we see from Salesforce.com, Yammer and a host of other competitors.

The board is "taking a cautious view on the remainder of the year" and has indicated a pretax profit result for the year of £7.5m (versus £6.3m).

But the fact that there have not been more profit warnings points to retailers managing stock levels tightly and taking a cautious view on this year's trading.

But so far Mr Sarin has taken a cautious view of convergence, prompting much criticism of his strategy.

Christopher P. Bruhl, executive director of Sacia, the Southwestern (Connecticut) Area Commerce and Industry Association, takes a cautious view of companies leaving Manhattan.

In announcing its results, the company also took a cautious view of next year's results, saying it would increase marketing spending to promote sales.

Samuel Messer, associate dean at the Yale University School of Art, one of the top art schools in the country, takes a cautious view of post-bac programs.

Many environmentalists take a cautious view of carbon sequestration -- intrigued by the potential, but worried that policy makers might conclude that a simple technological fix exists for global warming.

Some students on campus took a cautious view of the latest twist in Witt's Rhodes scholarship drama, one that local and national news media had treated as a feel-good college sports story during another year of sex scandals and cheating scandals.

The wireless industry takes a cautious view of the research.