cautious

IPA: kˈɔʃʌs

Examples of "cautious" in Sentences

Henry watched amazed as Burgess checked that no one else could see them, his expression cautious and watchful.
MCINTYRE: General Richards 'assessment for the future is peppered with a lot of what he calls cautious optimism.
There continues to be what I call a cautious view moving forward and you've heard us talk about the bunker mentality.
We use the term cautious optimism to account for the mix of factors that each of our customers is weighing slightly differently.
Campaign 2000 refers to what it calls "cautious optimism" in describing some provincial efforts to tackle child and family poverty.
A shrink had once told him to use the word cautious because of the negative connotations associated with the word paranoid, but Rapp had only laughed.