Sentence examples similar to taking a go from inspiring English sources

Companies are hiring more cautiously this year as well, taking a "go-slow" approach.

States that are taking a go-slow approach to deregulation are sure to follow closely the changes proposed for California.

The financial crisis has also forced Emiratis to confront another fundamental question: Would the United Arab Emirates respond to the problems as one country or as seven separate entities, with Dubai in particular taking a go-it-alone approach?

He and other advocates of leaving the European Union have been taking a go-slow posture on the mechanics of the divorce, saying Britain can get a better deal on trade if it can avoid arbitrary deadlines on the negotiations.

It's too soon to tell whether this rule-making by tweet will prevail; Secretary of Defense James Mattis is taking a go-slow approach, appointing a group to study the issue.

It's become clear FDA's advisors are taking a go-slow approach to new drugs.

Gordon says he hopes to go after larger enterprise customers in the future, but the company is taking a go-slow approach.

But he's taking a go-slow approach, believing that he can be choosy with offers from investment banks and mining houses, because as Shenhua gets bigger, he figures, he'll get many more offers.

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Can geoengineering efforts be tried on a small enough level that a firm should take a go at it?

"In the end, the House of Lords basically decided to take a go-slow approach," said Lord Reid, a member of the chamber.