Word: cautiousness
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After a man peeped at a woman showering in November, Bass says she became more cautious, gathering fellow students to venture to the bathroom with...
That kind of success comes from a careful and sometimes cautious nature, says Susanne A. Stoiber, executive director for the Institute. “I would characterize his approach to things as very much like a chess player—he always thinks seven or eight moves ahead,” she says. “He’s willing to take bold steps, but he’s only willing to do so with a carefully planned out strategy...
There are still some big risks for Europe. Blanqu said maintaining employment growth is essential if the economy is to expand. He is worried that companies in Europe remain cautious about investing and are instead focused on reducing debt. "There's this great American saying that nobody has ever shrunk their way to greatness," quipped Achleitner, in agreement. But he said he is seeing a new mood among European companies. "People are starting to think they are coming to the end of their shrinking exercises and need to put on the growth...
...fever by eating the larvae of mosquitoes that carry it. Villagers in Vietnam transferred the shellfish into mosquito breeding grounds where they are not usually found. Dengue is notoriously hard to eradicate but since 2002, there have been no cases of the disease in test areas. Still, scientists are cautious about widening the program to other regions: in Africa, "Mesos" are carriers of the notoriously parasitic Guinea worm...
...We’re going to be cautious,” Stone said. “I imagine you won’t see her this weekend...