Sentence examples for begin with a caveat from inspiring English sources
LOS ANGELES — Can we begin with a caveat?
[We have to begin with a caveat -- because this is such an organic movement, we're not 100percentt sure this is the correct link for the main organizers of the protest. So if you have a correction or other links, please add them in the comments.
However, they must be reminded that all NICE guidance documents begin with a caveat that allows clinical judgement to be exercised in any individual case.
In the first installment, the intern begins with an odd caveat about his blog post: "It will no doubt be as boring for you to read it as it will be tiresome for me to write it.
I would like to begin with the caveat that nine months is an eternity in politics.
Money had to be begged from the private sector, donor countries and the EU (conversations in the building still begin with the caveat "because Unesco has no money"), but somehow the organisation came through.
How did this come about?From beggars to jumbosAny account of the civil-aircraft industry must begin with the caveat that it has never had free and fair competition.
The statement from the White House on the Moore story began with the caveat "Like most Americans, the President believes that we cannot allow a mere allegation — in this case, one from many years ago — to destroy a person's life".
Another tweet Sales shared began with the caveat "don't want to sound rude" then implied she was "sleeping with an insider" in Canberra.
