Sentence examples for was cautious enough from inspiring English sources
But like other Western observers, Mr. Fischer was cautious enough to note that the real test would come when the Putin program was put into practice.
The bank, IKB, was cautious enough to ask that Goldman hire an independent asset manager to assemble the deal and look out for its interests.
He was cautious enough to continue acknowledging Ottoman overlordship (even if only in name), and, by cultivating contacts with Britain, he hoped to balance each power against the other.
But he was cautious enough to take at first only a controlling 37% stake.The French later increased their holding to 44%, as Nissan's industrial debt was cut by profits and by disposal of the firm's outdated keiretsu equity stakes in its suppliers.
He was cautious enough, however, to suppress his arguments for more than a decade and when he did publish them, as part of An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, he did so in a spirit of irony: "Upon the whole we may conclude that the Christian religion was not only at first attended with miracles, but even at this day cannot be believed by any reasonable person without one".
Only then will investors find out if it was cautious enough.
But environmental groups are making just the opposite claim: that the agency is not being cautious enough.
Ed Balls is cautious enough to acknowledge there may be a point in 2015 when wages exceed prices, and much will depend on the labour market, and even how many Romanians and Bulgarians come to the UK next year.
He's cautious enough to say that he and his team don't judge business on just two months of data, but goes on to write that the future is looking bright for Internet Explorer.
She instilled in us to be cautious enough not to allow stuff to get in the way of relationships.
Enbridge has not shown that their approach to maintenance is cautious enough that the "massive and pervasive [stress corrosion cracking] threats on Line 9 can be remediated before they reach rupture limits".
