Sentence examples for * their cautions from inspiring English sources

Less heartening is that numerous scholars years ago predicted the same negative outcomes that Dr. Ravitch's advocacy helped to bring about, and that she ignored their cautions.

Yet scientists, early on, found themselves lumped together with antitobacco moralists in the public mind, which imbued their cautions with the shrill taint of Victorian finger-wagging.

Some Jews ignore their cautions, which explains why Yom Kippur is one of the busiest days of the year for Hatzolah, the volunteer ambulance corps located in many Jewish communities; too many elderly or sick people try imprudently to fast.

But whether because the reviewers were not rigorous enough, or because Science's editors ignored their cautions, the result was a publication that leading experts felt had not been sufficiently scrutinized.

Their cautions are irksome, their inattention worrying, their reflexes dulled by the uneventful hours between bursts of activity.

The analysts can always say that their e-mail messages were taken out of context, that they believed or that investors failed to heed their cautions.

They are noted for their caution.

Despite their caution, Cook and Sapp underestimated the potential repercussions.

The authors cautioned that the sample size was small and the findings preliminary, but their caution was not heeded.

You can understand their caution if only review was remaining, yet they have two.

But all their caution was undone by the private sector's obliviousness to risk.