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Meanings of more cautious in anglès

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Usage of more cautious in anglès
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At the same time U.S. firms are becoming more cautious about Europe.
Reuters
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However, private institutional investors appear to be more cautious about foreign shares.
Reuters
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His second, more cautious, thought was simply that he was being observed.
The brazen gambit
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Mr Stephens said the current economic climate was making SkyCity more cautious.
Radio NZ
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This could be making the sector more cautious about committing new capital.
Reuters
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Clearly their parents are quite a bit more cautious than I am.
Wired
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BNZ senior economist Doug Steel said manufacturers were more cautious last month.
Radio NZ
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Steiner said Arctic-wide unlimited liability would make companies and insurers more cautious.
Reuters
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Despite Horne's comments it is understood that Fifa's position is more cautious.
The Guardian
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Yet her actions were much more cautious and pragmatic than her rhetoric.
Reuters
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However, farmers were being much more cautious about their spending and investment.
Radio NZ
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But some Gulf carriers have recently also struck a more cautious tone.
Reuters
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The more easy the fit, the more cautious and calm I became.
Tropic Days
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The Left-Greens are more cautious about EU membership than the Social Democrats.
The Irish Times
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Perhaps Johnson was always going to be more cautious going to Cardiff.
The Guardian
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Your American detectives are more cautious than Frenchmen in the same service.
Fighting for the Right
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