cautiously optimistic

Both men said they were cautiously optimistic about today's plan.

They are more cautiously optimistic than at any time over the past year.

The results of the new survey left him cautiously optimistic.

"So I feel cautiously optimistic that we can get this thing done quickly."

"We are cautiously optimistic but the job market is a major draw."

Most experts at the meeting were cautiously optimistic about the plan.

Q. But you are cautiously optimistic about the market, right?

"But we remain cautiously optimistic that this approach will work."

Both played well enough for fans to be cautiously optimistic.

Here in Britain we can start to be cautiously optimistic about the economic situation.

For the time being, all parties are cautiously optimistic, including the Governor.

The surprising answer is that you should be cautiously optimistic.

"We're cautiously optimistic that things will work out and she'll continue to improve."

"We are still cautiously optimistic about the validity of the organization."

"But we've still got a good case, and we're cautiously optimistic."

"I'm remaining cautiously optimistic that everything will turn out all right," she said.

"We're cautiously optimistic that this drop is going to continue."

The following year, Kate's letters from school were cautiously optimistic.

"I'm not even cautiously optimistic," said one man who refused to give his name.

"I'm cautiously optimistic for next year about both hospitals and health plans," he said.

"I'm cautiously optimistic that we could get lucky and find out how it happened," he said.

Q. But "cautiously optimistic" means more hope than you seem to have had before.

We are cautiously optimistic that this is the right way to go."

Analysts were cautiously optimistic about the company's outlook for 1994.

Overall, the writers are cautiously optimistic about social work's future in Europe.