Cautiously Quotes

It is impossible to live without failing at something, unless you live so cautiously that you might has well not have lived at all, in which case you have failed by default.

I don't really know what to expect of it. I'm kind of cautiously optimistic. We're just hoping that over time some of [the suspects'] relationships have changed.

I tried that double axel too cautiously. Feeling tired at the last, I thought I would fall if I jumped hard. In the free skate, I'll do two triple axels and perform like I did in the Grand Prix Final.

I'm cautiously optimistic. If it passes, great. If not, we'll revisit the income tax again.

Generally investors remain cautiously optimistic and certainly aren't looking to abandon equities quite yet.

By striving to do the impossible, man has always achieved what is possible. Those who have cautiously done no more than they believed possible have never taken a single step forward.

You can't test courage cautiously.

Some of the dollar bulls are back out today, albeit a little cautiously, given that we have another important batch of US data coming up later in the session.

I am cautiously optimistic. I still think that the Canadian market can have a fairly strong performance, but something in high single digits, not another 22 percent year led by energy.

I think the market is taking some comfort that Procter is certainly making some progress. There's reason to be cautiously optimistic that the worst is probably behind us.

We think we've got the right products, the right promotions, but like last year, we are still cautiously optimistic.

To the extent we detect rapid awareness in the marketplace, we are cautiously optimistic on the company's 2006 prospects. However, if momentum builds more gradually, we believe sentiment is likely to erode further before it improves.

This is an encouraging finding, but we have to treat it very cautiously in relation to India as a whole. The encouraging findings of this study relate to young women in the south, leaving the question of the north where most Indians live, where the densest populations are and where the availability of data is far weaker.

I am cautiously optimistic that the process begun by the act of statesmanship by the prime minister of India could possibly lead to a step-by-step process that would eventually resolve all issues.

We're cautiously optimistic about prospects for meaningful earnings growth in 2006.

We're cautiously optimistic now that Y2K is behind us.

If this is handled discreetly, cautiously and diplomatically, people will respect these men and their leadership. But this is an enormous challenge. What they're about to do is very risky, and they know it.

Investments in mobility must be made cautiously and judiciously. Costs can very easily spin out of control.

We've made conservative assumptions for 2004. We're cautiously optimistic because it's not possible to accurately predict demand.

China's current policy regarding death penalty is to preserve it but use it cautiously.

Therefore the future path is of sharp curves and involves many dangers...I urge the government to tread cautiously, and not get caught in difficult conditions without bargaining to the maximum possible position.

I'm cautiously optimistic so far. We're a very young team across the board. We're developing with a lot of young kids who jumped from youth hockey to high school hockey.

Investors are being cautiously optimistic. There's a desire to put money back into the market based on a feeling that the worst of the economy may be behind us, ... However, there's not enough evidence of that.

We're cautiously optimistic. We think we're going to have a lot of skill on this team, but we have some unproven guys that we hope will perform.

I thought I would increase very cautiously the quantity of LSD in subsequent experiments to see if any of the dosages were active. It turned out that when I ingested this quarter of a milligram, I had taken a very strong, a very high dosage of a very, very active compound. I got into a strange state of consciousness.