Sentence examples for Give caution from inspiring English sources

Although some of these grounds have been criticized by commentators, they all continue to give caution to courts.

These studies demonstrate a synergistic role between TNFα and IL-1 family members in the induction of IFNγ production and give caution to interpretations of KG-1 functional assays designed to detect functional IL-18.

That should give caution to the depositors if they're expecting the FDIC's help in recovering the money they lost at Superior.

The sampling procedure should give caution as to the generalizability of our findings.

But if Woods failed to reassure those who suspect he will be hidebound by his knee, the mere fact of his presence at Torrey Pines under such circumstances gives caution to those who would write off his chances.

So far 16 suspects held as part of the operation have been given cautions for offences involving indecent images of children, the NCA revealed.

Whereas in the UK the never-reviewed 1971 act still criminalises thousands, in Portugal users found with 10 days or less of drug supply are not prosecuted but are instead given cautions and invited to rehab.

"And even worse than that, too many of the cases are closed, people are being given cautions or they're just saying no further action".

Two men have been charged with violent disorder and drugs offences, while a 47-year-old man and a 30-year-old man were given cautions for possession of class A drugs.

Should that give us caution about moving too quickly to value-based payments?

Because something will give," she cautions.