Word: cautiously
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...They're a little sensitive about that," says TIME Washington correspondent Jay Branegan. "And for that reason, they've been very cautious about speaking up while Habibie gets settled in. But they're watching him very closely, and they're certainly not going to turn soft -- they have their own credibility to think...
...Stuttgart, Daimler Workers Council representative Jurgen Hesse was more cautious: "When a capitalist enterprise undertakes a move like this, it wants to save money. And that can mean cutting back on jobs. We can't say yet where the pressure will be felt...
...smaller molecules that, unlike antibodies, could ultimately be taken orally. "We have a very exciting tablet that is taken once a day," says Dr. George Blackledge, head of new cancer projects at the Zeneca Group. Testing on patients is still at a very early stage. "We have to be cautious," he says, "but potentially this could be an effective new treatment for the most common type of lung cancer...
...first issues to be discussed regarding alternative medicine is the problem of quackery. It is undeniable that there is a great deal of corruption within alternative medicine and that certain practitioners may not have the most principled of intentions. It is important to be critical and cautious when evaluating the efficacy of these therapies. At the same time, if one professes loyalty to the rigorous standards of modern science, one cannot dismiss novel alternative treatments as fake without first subjecting them to serious scientific scrutiny. Everyone involved must keep an open mind and resist the tendency to summarily reject alternative...
...Object of My Affection walks the tightrope on a number of boundary lines--hanging dangerously between comedy and melodrama, intelligence and triteness, and between politically correct and glaring offensive. But it never finds its "zone." The movie seems unnecessarily forced and cautious. "Laugh at this!" it tells you. "Cry now!" it yells. In between these climactic urges for audience emotion, The Object of My Affection stomps all over thin ice. Though mindfully tries for fluffy appeal, it ends up cracking under the weight of its cautiousness...