Sentence examples for unusually cautious from inspiring English sources

Announcing last week that he had made "some progress", Musk struck an unusually cautious note.

Roger Lowenstein's account of endemic financial collapse is bookended by anecdotes about Robert L. Rodriguez, an unusually cautious fund manager.

A generation that grows up in a period of low stock returns is likely to take an unusually cautious approach to investing, even decades later, the paper found.

Wells will have none of this; Wood, though unusually cautious about William Shakeshafte, is convinced that Shakespeare's parents had remained Catholics.

As a club, Madrid were – somewhat unusually – cautious, the director general, Jorge Valdano, has appealed for calm and backed his coach, while Pérez maintained silence.

Afterwards, the aboriginal participants in the race IAT group reported feeling less valued by their white partners, hinting that alerting people to their supposed biases could make them unusually cautious or inhibited.

Silverstein is unusually tight-lipped and cautious about revealing the specifics of his business ventures--past, present, and future.

We advise chest physicians to be cautious with unusually small swollen lesions as described here, as they could relate to SEP.

We advise chest physicians to be cautious with unusually small swollen lesions of the bronchi that may reveal a solitary bronchial papilloma.

The strikes have prompted a series of unusually angry statements from normally cautious United Nations officials who have singled out the coalition for causing the majority of civilian deaths in Yemen's six-month war.

At times, Cashman has seemed especially cautious; at other times, unusually candid.