Sentence examples for a caution to from inspiring English sources

"It is a forewarning and a caution to the rest of the nonprofit world.

I have a caution to deliver to crime and its champions.

"Heath's accidental death serves as a caution to the hidden dangers of combining prescription medication, even at low dosage".

Third, we must create a public record of government misconduct as a lesson to future generations and a caution to future administrations.

The stylebook also notes that The Times uppercases trademarks "as a caution to readers who might inadvertently adopt a name owned by someone else".

Is there a way for the Thains and Fulds of the world to be held up to shame, if only as a caution to others?

The paintings were said to be popular among Dutch burghers as a caution to anyone contemplating a life in alchemy instead of steady trade.

All of which is a caution to those who read the Book of Tree Rings for clues to what happened in the past.

Maybe the swiftness with which officials revised that explanation should have served as a caution to take the new analysis, too, as provisional.

Making a film without approval risks harassment, warnings and, in extreme cases, blacklisting, a caution to others not to work with offenders.

Zaccheroni has switched to a caution-to-the-wind 3-4-3 formathen and the Italian coach's attacking intent was made clear in his surprise selection of the 31-year-old striker Yoshito Okubo after all but ignoring him in qualifying.