Sentence examples for To be caution from inspiring English sources

"Clearly there needs to be caution, particularly for healthy health care workers who could take other recommended regimens" to prevent H.I.V. infection, Dr. Gayle said in an interview.

We have to be caution with the hypertension detected in the presence of severe hyponatraemia.

There appeared to be caution noted with prescription of codeine and tramadol.

There also needs to be caution when interpreting a zero score in documentation of a patient's pain.

Although reduced NAA levels may be a common chemical alteration in chronic pain, there needs to be caution in the interpretation of this finding.

80 There needs to be caution with the use of magnesium-based laxatives in patients with renal disease as there are a few case reports of severe hypermagnesemia.

Today, he seemed to be cautioning the United States not to go beyond those limits.

Those receiving them have to admit an offence and agree to be cautioned.

Tomorrow, back him to be cautioned at any time at 9-4 (Blue Square).

Massing had been the first of three Cameroon players to be cautioned, so he had to go.

It passes on only current and spent convictions, cautions, reprimands, and warnings – which proceed from an admission of guilt (to be cautioned you have to accept a caution).