Sentence examples for a caution sign from inspiring English sources
Mr. Westerman's decision should serve as a caution sign during the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
He created two alternative approaches: Next we used with the same seal, but in a way that would evoke a caution sign found at a crime scene.
The protagonist, with the help of a few well-timed swishes of the Wii remote, has just slammed a caution sign through the forehead of a fellow game-show competitor before rending his limbs with a chainsaw.
The European Union threw up a caution sign Tuesday on BHP Billiton's $78.0 billion takeover bid for mining rival Rio Tinto, raising antitrust concerns over a merger that would leave one company with about 37.0% of the iron ore market.
If the icon has a caution sign, it means that the information needs to be assigned manually.
The Shepard's Signal Marker will highlight any negative treatment of your case by displaying either a red warning sign, a yellow caution sign or an orange box with the letter "Q" in it.
The day Rutledge's story broke, TripAdvisor issued a public apology to Love, and hastily announced the introduction of a "badge" system that would label establishments where similar incidents had taken place with a red caution sign and a message from the company suggesting that users "perform additional research" before making a booking.
Smith's seven-year N.B.A. résumé reads like a flashing caution sign: suspensions, benchings, clashes with his coach, traffic accidents and an accusation, in 2009, that he was using gang diction on his Twitter account.
Many retail and restaurant employees enjoy the flexibility they currently have--taking it away will not only hurt those employees but it will serve as a giant caution sign for businesses considering creating or expanding their presence in the district.
The outward-facing sensors help address problems that arise when a person also has impaired sight or awareness — a break in the sidewalk might not be obvious, but a big yellow caution sign on the screen in front of your face sure is.
Mr. Weinstein of the Privacy Forum said that if companies began going online to gather information on new hires, "a big yellow caution sign is in order when dealing with any of the info from those kinds of sources".
