Sentence examples for added caveat from inspiring English sources

As with any entertainment choice, Mr. Lyons said, caveat emptor, with an added caveat: downtown does things differently.

In that case, the audience was reminded that we were seeing an unfinished work, but with the added caveat that we were not to blog, tweet, or otherwise converse online about it.

The same rules apply for withdrawals from Roth IRAs, as long as you've had the account for at least five years, with the added caveat that you can withdraw your contributions any time, since you've already paid taxes on them.

An added caveat, my gas station attendant told me the same thing happened to a friend of his.

In secondary care a similar comment could be used, with an added caveat that intravenous fluid administration in surgical, medical or intensive care may cause a temporarily low CG.

It is clear that erosive disease is secondary and a predictable consequence of synovitis, with the added caveat that sites of joint compression may be more prone to erosion.

A second member who said he was in favor of New York added caveats.

Has she added caveats to what, earlier in her career, were imperatives?

He does note, however, that while analysts keep strengthening their recommendations on United Technologies, they have added caveats to their recommendations in light of Honeywell's lackluster earnings this year.

Ivanka quickly adds caveats.

But he adds caveats.