The City would be more circumspect about openly bankrolling the Conservatives if it thought there was a possibility that Labour might win the next election.
If every dollar needed to perpetuate the occupation were coming out of budgets for schools, hospitals and social security, perhaps the Israeli government would be more circumspect about continuing its hard-line policy toward peace with the Palestinians.
I would be more circumspect about the neurological and general outcome". Scientists have long said human hibernation is theoretically possible, and could potentially be put to use to slow cell death when treating brain haemorrhaging and other fatal conditions.
While polls show a majority of Texans are still in favour of the death penalty, Cole suggested that many would be more circumspect if they found themselves on a jury.
Perhaps if, as Lord Donaldson, a former master of the rolls, once suggested, they were forced to pay the cost of judges and court staff too, they would be more circumspect in their suits.
While the company has indicated that it would be more circumspect about its operating expenses to manage a downturn, it indicated that it wouldn't scale back on its long-term R&D plans.
Be circumspect around opposing teams.
On Wednesday morning, Cornyn, who'd previously been circumspect, came out with a definitive pronouncement on the Graham-Durbin deal.
If there was a chance of clawback - because profits evaporate through a strategy mistake or a scandal or just because a payout is regarded as too much for too little - executives would be far more circumspect.
Dr Richard English, a St Andrews based historian, who wrote the critically acclaimed history of the modern IRA, Armed Struggle, said that at the very least ex-paramilitaries and others would be much more circumspect about what they did during the years between 1969-1994.
