Sentence examples for That cautionary from inspiring English sources

Her stardom traced that cautionary Hollywood arc: meteoric fame followed by years spent trying first to overcome it, then, too late, seeking to recapture it.

Mr Walter lasted less than nine months, and when Mr Armstrong did eventually take over there was general euphoria until he proved no more able to restore the company's fortunes than Mr Walter.As that cautionary tale shows, the choice must satisfy not only the board itself but also stockmarket analysts and the financial media.

But maybe the message is simply that cautionary tales about dumbed-down culture are a futile endeavor: show us an argument that we will buy anything, no matter how idiotic, and we say, "Awesome — how much for that?" Or maybe the lesson is something else altogether.

Often the problem is not that cautionary information is undisclosed but that investors are too overwhelmed to grasp it.

The current International Conference of Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines stipulate that cautionary labelling should be used on new drugs if QT prolongation occurs for more than 5 ms, as this denotes some risk of TdP [2].

In some circles, that cautionary ambition has come to be known as "Beyond Brooklyn" -- loosely defined as a municipal alchemy involving social and financial capital, leadership and educational reform.

Noah came around to the understanding that powerful cautionary tales often do not end in sunshine.

At tonight's Seder, I would suggest that the cautionary words of Thucydides, who predated the Haggadah by six hundred years, be added to Rabbi Eliezer's and Rabbi Akiva's imaginings of plagues.

Martin Tsai of the Los Angeles Times wrote that the "cautionary tale could not be more relevant".

As association analyses become increasingly common in populations for which genome-wide genotype data is sparse, we anticipate that this cautionary note will become increasingly important.

Second, the alternative hypothesis points to the possibility that pre-cautionary measures will be considered a cue that the risk might be real.