1.   She hazarded only the tiniest, and most cautious, opinions.

2.   American presidents, both George Bush and Bill Clinton, have been among the most cautious.

3.   Amid the confusion, the most cautious lawmakers and aides accept almost nothing for free.

4.   And he might be the most cautious trainer ever actually to get a horse to the track.

5.   And remember, the first and most cautious approach would fulfill the need you stated, so maybe she would feel most comfortable with that limited risk.

6.   Bharti is the most cautious of the bunch, and is generally regarded as the cleverest.

7.   But these are prosperous times, and automakers, like companies in many consumer industries, tend to be most cautious when sales are strong.

8.   CBS should be most cautious about showing interest in an unproven broadcaster like Elway.

9.   Dr, William Librera, the former schools superintendent and a defendant in the lawsuit, spoke only in the most cautious terms.

10.   Even the most cautious researchers noted that if redwoods are at risk, the ramifications would be huge.