Sentence examples for advised extreme from inspiring English sources

Speaking on French radio, Luc Chatel, a government spokesman, advised "extreme caution" about the news, saying that it remained uncertain whether the flight recorders — which are about the size of a loaf of bread — could be retrieved from the mountainous ocean floor, which at some points is almost three miles deep.

But most lawyers, including Mr. Gladstone, typically advise extreme caution when making such a decision.

Manually editing the Registry can clean things up and weed out old information, but Microsoft advises extreme caution when modifying the file because it is vital to Windows.

Mr. Abraham advises extreme caution because India's free speech rules have been historically weak (read more about India's long history of censorship here), a relatively new Internet law is extremely broadly defined and police and lawmakers themselves are sometimes confused about what the actual rules themselves say.

The advisories also recommended small craft throughout the Windward Islands to remain at harbor and for shipping in the path of the hurricane to advise extreme caution.

We advise extreme caution in attributing risk to missense PALB2 mutations when determining clinical management.

Even soccer governing bodies advise using extreme caution when making such a call.

City Hall in Portland, Ore., is already advising that extreme, and not everyone there is taking it as a touch of paranoia.

This came days after the US and Canadian governments warned against travelling to Haiti, advising of extreme caution due to high crime rates in some parts of the country.

The orthopedist who relies strictly on mechanical contrivances, seldom advises such extreme measures.

Before the ship arrived, personnel had been advised to "use extreme caution" and to remain inside the station in all but the most serious circumstances.