Sentence examples for author's caution from inspiring English sources

What he has, he feels, is less writer's block than author's caution.

The specter of race hovers tantalizingly over the story, but the author's caution prevents it from taking hold.

Despite a strong front from the nation's top cities, the report's authors caution that even the leading five have room for improvement.

(The study's authors caution that the drop may be because plaintiffs are pursuing claims in state courts, rather than turning to the federal court system).

The report's authors caution against assuming that British voters are on the verge of becoming socialist, voting Labour or for the Greens – who are placing themselves to the left of Labour.

Pointing out that in the Chicago program "most retained students received few extra supports" and that the Chicago program "amounted to going through the grade a second time with the same curricular and instructional experience," the study's authors caution that it should not be used to assess approaches that offer "substantial intervention during the retained year".

But some scientists, including the study's authors, caution that the fossils could instead represent a close dino relative.

However, the report's authors caution that the magnitude of flows into the Australian market from China is difficult to estimate precisely.

But Aguzzi, as well as the paper's authors, caution that DQ7 may play only an indirect role: It could just be closely linked to other genes that are more directly controlling susceptibility to vCJD.

However, the paper's authors caution that these claims have been vastly overstated.

The study's authors caution, however, that their findings may not apply to children across the U.S., because their study participants were from mostly white, middle-class families in one area of Minnesota.