Word: cautiously
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
This treaty is our national interest. While experience teaches us to be cautious in our expectations and ever vigilant in our preparations, there is no reason to oppose this hopeful step. It is rarely possible to recapture missed opportunities to achieve a more peaceful world govern is to choose; and it is my judgment that the United States should move swiftly to make the most of the present opportunity and approve the pending treaty...
...those who will listen, doctors strongly recommend gradualism as the best lotion of all: about 20 minutes the first day out, 40 minutes the second day, and 20 minutes longer each subsequent day. The truly cautious sun faddist should have started his daily doses more than a month ago, when the ultraviolet rays were not quite so searing...
...ringing phrases which expressed it, however fresh they may still seem to politicians in the nation's capital, are taking a rest among the professors at Harvard. A revised Gen Ed program will have to draw its inspiration from a more timely, more fashionable, more cautious ideal...
...once "careful generation" has progressed to carelessness during the past few years. While "the careful young men" (as the Nation entitled a symposium on undergraduate political apathy in the fifties) have presumably gone on to cautious careers in law or business, their place has been taken by as politically active a group of students as American campuses have ever seen. But though their energetic activism is admirable, the new radicals are distinctly disappointing--and disturbing--in the paucity and opacity of their thought on the problems they wish to solve...
...calm that marked his vacation last week, Morocco's 33-year-old monarch had problems on his mind. They had to do with the outcome three weeks ago of the nation's first legislative election in seven years of independence. Hassan had been proud to take this cautious step toward democracy, but he had also been confident that his own royal party, the F.D.C.I., would win an overwhelming majority of seats of the 144-member House of Representatives...