Sentence examples similar to beware of statements from inspiring English sources

One should beware of easy statements such as, "in country X, 100,000 new jobs will be generated through investment in wind power".

Researchers should beware of blanket statements about what designs are suitable for what kind of intervention and choose on the basis of specific characteristics of the study, such as expected effect size and likelihood of selection or allocation bias.

Look at other companies for inspiration but beware of copying – the statement should be about your company, not someone else's.

Governor Manchin should issue a statement of "Tourists Beware" of coal thugs in southern West Virginia.

But buyers should beware of "junk fees," which a lender can legally add to a settlement statement.

Beware of artistic pigeonholing.

Beware of vertigo.

Beware of That Video!

But beware of specials.

* Beware of personal anecdotes.

And beware of imitations.