Sentence examples similar to they act cautiously from inspiring English sources

But they want to act cautiously in order to be seen as a government in waiting and because they do not want to lose sight of their main prey: Gordon Brown.

If they have acted cautiously at times, they say, it is because they need to ensure due process in the restitution of important works.

Foreseeing this possibility, bidders may act cautiously with adverse effects for revenue and efficiency.

That led both those holding and those seeking dollars to act cautiously.

But he said the government had to act cautiously as Britain recovers from the downturn.

Mr. Lessig urged the court to act cautiously before attempting "judicial regulation on net architecture".

Chief executive Kurt Bock said: "Our customers are continuing to act cautiously and are reducing their inventories".

China, which claims almost the entire South China Sea, last month urged Australia to "speak and act cautiously" on the issue.

By way of contrast, presidents who temporize and act cautiously are looked upon as failures: Buchanan, Hoover, Carter.

"We demand that the relevant country speak and act cautiously, earnestly respect China's sovereignty and security interests, and not take any risky or provocative acts".

To act cautiously, take the long-term view, and try to educate the public about the limits of American power — that is much harder and riskier.