Sentence examples for calls caution from inspiring English sources

"It is fitting to be elated at the good"; that is, at the goods of the soul (2.11.22; 3.7.7), and one should also experience the aversive feeling he calls "caution" (eulabeia, 2.1.1 7) when considering potential bad choices.

Five years ago he was fined 100,000 Roubles ($3,200) for organising an exhibition called "Caution, Religion".

The story from Russia, briefly, was this: In January 2003, the Andrei Sakharov Museum in Moscow held an exhibition of new art called "Caution -- Religion".

The three trials being re-enacted concerned the protest staged at a Moscow cathedral by the punk group Pussy Riot last February and two art shows held at the Sakharov Center — one called "Caution!

Mr. Samodurov was convicted and fined on similar charges in 2005 for a 2003 exhibition called "Caution, Religion!" at the Sakharov Museum, which is named for the Soviet dissident Andrei Sakharov (1921-89).

To take the snake as an example, you might have a chapter for each snake and in each chapter have sections called: Caution: Approaching and Handling, Abundance, Description, Lifestyle and Death etc.

But as enthusiasm grows, so do the calls for caution.

This outcome calls for caution when interpreting the results of such models.

However, the inter-bull variation seen calls for caution when cryopreserving low concentrations of bull spermatozoa with conventional freezing protocols.

"We don't have enough science, and that calls for caution," he added.

"If you want to protect your share, then that calls for caution," Mr. Bhattacharya said.