Sentence examples for a major caveat from inspiring English sources

The report also came with a major caveat: The vast majority of hate crimes are never reported or are not classified as hate crimes by law enforcement agencies, authorities say.

There is a major caveat for both plans.

Of course, a major caveat, Swanson adds: It all depends on how countries deal with them.

Hill said he understands and supports the White House's desire to launch a strike, but with a major caveat.

There is, however, a major caveat that explains why no one has built a carbon-dioxide-to-gasoline factory: it requires a great deal of energy.

That, of course, came with a major caveat: Tesla achieving its latest goals for Model 3 production, which is well behind schedule.

But the poll does come with a major caveat: It was run on behalf of the Digital 4th coalition, a group that wants the law updated.

There's a major caveat to keep in mind when entrusting this work to someone else, and we'll get to that in a minute.

— Cyndy Dailey held a job fair at her nonprofit agency here last weekend, with a major caveat: she did not yet know if she could hire.

The Fed chairman did not specifically mention the Bush administration, but he attached his warning as a "major caveat" to an otherwise upbeat assessment about the nation's growing trade and financial deficit with the rest of the world.

But Holik, the Rangers' key free-agent acquisition last summer, expressed a major caveat regarding his injured hip: "I don't think it will be what it was before until the summer".