Sentence examples for by caveat from inspiring English sources

He also said that he doesn't make decisions by caveat.

For the SEC's top enforcement cop on the Internet, there are only two rules to go by: "Caveat emptor if you're buying something," Stark says.

But such targets were low profile and typically surrounded by caveats.

Kinnock answers slowly, deliberately, each sentence punctuated by caveats and clauses.

Perhaps because of the sensitivity and complexity of the issue, many of the document's conclusions are hedged by caveats.

Thomson also wrote a well received memoir in 2010 but, as he acknowledges, almost from the beginning the praise has been accompanied by caveats regarding his career trajectory.

The two presidential hopefuls, former special forces general Prabowo Subianto and the Jakarta governor, Joko Widodo, both say they view Australia as a friend, but their statements have been marked by caveats.

But, barnacled by caveats though it may be, the rights-based approach is the best available.In rich countries, satellite imagery will increasingly help, by making monitoring cheaper and better.

This is entirely in line with the recommendations of the all-party Commons home affairs select committee in October 2016 that the IHRA definition should only be adopted if qualified by caveats making clear that it is not antisemitic to criticise the Israeli government without additional evidence to suggest antisemitic intent.

This is in no sense the fault of the UN employees collecting the figures - their statistics are accompanied by caveats and described as preliminary and subject to revision.

The unemployment data for Ph.D. scientists is so beset by caveats, exceptions, and holes that it is essentially useless for informing the ongoing discussion about whether the current research enterprise serves trainees as it should.