Sentence examples for a more cautionary example from inspiring English sources

The 2005 remake "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" is a more cautionary example.

Wawrinka's team-mate Roger Federer offers a more cautionary tale.

His remarks with Mr. Maliki had a more cautionary tone.

I would have appreciated a more cautionary tone: heaven can be a weapon, not just a consolation.

Economist Laylaz sounds a more cautionary note.

Expressing to involve the partner was given a more cautionary message on the other sites.

Some authors recommend routine screening of LQTS genes in SIDS, 29 whereas some advocate a more cautionary approach.

This risk estimate has been used for the high-exposure group, offering a more cautionary estimate than risk estimates from other, smaller studies (HSE, 2012b).

Hobbes also exerted a tremendous influence on later British writers on the emotions, although there his influence was seen more as a cautionary example than as a model.

The more complex the causal role the more appealing this assumption but still, the complex rhythmic noise made by the heart provides a straightforward cautionary example, as might the correlation between transcription factor-binding site numbers and noncoding DNA among genomes (Ruths and Nakleh 2012).

And largely for worse, the Germans can provide us with a frightening cautionary example of where we might be headed.