Sentence examples for a caution to take from inspiring English sources

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

Caution to take the cake out you will need an oven mitt because the cake will be hot.

There are no "measures of caution" to take at that level.

"The court may mean its opinion to express an attitude, cautioning judges to take care when the enforcement of federal statutes will impose significant financial burdens upon states," Justice Breyer wrote.

The doc cautioned everyone to take a breathe and wait, to give my body a few minutes to see if it would recover on it's own.

Swain also cautioned not to take a "10-second video out of context," referring to a moment where Jones is lying on the ground with deputies surrounding him, adding that "you don't know whether he fell or whether he was taken to the ground". "When we look at all the video, we'll make final determination what took place," he said.

Swain also cautioned not to take a "10-second video out of context," referring to a moment where Jones is lying on the ground with deputies surrounding him, adding that "you don't know whether he fell or whether he was taken to the ground".

Clark cautions businesses to take a common sense approach thereafter.

Glenn Hubbard, who served as the chief economic adviser to President George W. Bush and to Mitt Romney's Presidential campaign, cautioned me to take an even longer view of the impact of good policies.

Many speakers cautioned Ukraine to take an "inclusive" approach and to consider the views of all Ukrainians (read: ethnic Russians).

While AIDS service organizations have long relied on the promotion of a safer sex ethic that cautions everyone to take responsibility for HIV prevention through protected sex, the demand for disclosure of sero-status has tended to shift responsibility for HIV prevention more toward HIV-positive people to warn prospective partners in advance of a sexual interaction.