Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...capitalize. Harvard saw its defensive play break down in the 25th minute when a fluke handball by junior midfielder Will Hench in the box gave the Terriers a penalty kick. After forward Sigurd Dalen converted it with a low blast into the twine, B.U. settled into a tight, cautious strategy, choking the Harvard strikers. And so the home team hung on to a 1-goal lead into the break despite being outplayed...
There were no other significant chances in thefirst overtime for either team, as both playedvery cautious defense...
...maintain its current level of earnings, HMC has been more cautious in choosing individual investments than in the past, Daniel said...
...persistent stock market decline can also hurt the economy by making companies more cautious about expansion and hiring. "If the stock price isn't doing well," says John Lonski, chief economist for Moody's Investors Service, "shareholders will put pressure on management to cut costs to improve returns." That usually means layoffs and plant closings, which "ripple through the economy" as laid-off people cut spending...
...that U.S. prosperity was threatened by Congress's decision to reject new IMF funding. Unfortunately, economic intervention requires a political will that may be lacking among the major players. "The crisis demands a response on the scale of the Marshall Plan," says Baumohl. "But Japan is paralyzed, Europe is cautious and Clinton's presidency is weakened. They're unlikely to muster the political support for the spending required by such a plan." With the effects of the global downturn looming just over the U.S. horizon, Clinton's '92 campaign mantra sounds more current than ever...