Sentence examples for carefully cautioned from inspiring English sources
"Employees need to read their options very carefully," cautioned Randall Abbott, a senior consultant at Watson Wyatt, a benefits consulting firm.
In keeping with the mood of the moment in Washington, the U.S. military personnel who received them were carefully cautioned never to refer to them as "prisoners," lest they then qualify for the legal protections guaranteed to prisoners of war.
"I wouldn't recommend advertising widely – you need to target your approach carefully," cautions Brockwell.
("I want to say this very carefully," Bendixen cautioned).
Picking his words carefully, Mr. Tellez cautioned the United States not to be too blunt in pressing the oil nations for increases in output, warning that heavy lobbying could backfire by stirring nationalist political opposition.
The six pages of carefully worded results occasionally cautioned that the tests focused only on open-field tackles resulting in concussions during N.F.L. games, adding near the end that the results "cannot be extrapolated to collegiate, high school or youth football".
Environmentalists and city officials immediately cautioned that while carefully regulated drilling could proceed in other parts of the state with minimal environmental damage, it would be foolish to risk the city's water supply.
He cautioned journalists to carefully consider the words they use to describe those who perpetrate violence.
BS Zelda was the first Satellaview game to feature a "SoundLink" soundtrack a streaming audio track through which, every few minutes, players were cautioned to listen carefully as a voice actor narrator, broadcasting live from the St.GIGA studio, would give them plot and gameplay clues.
Manly et al. [ 54] cautioned researchers to carefully consider difference between resource availability and abundance.
If you find there is still dirt or wax in the ear gently but carefully with caution use a q-tip to clean the outer crevices of dirt out while not going anywhere near the inner ear or canal.
