Sentence examples for caution against assuming from inspiring English sources

Experts caution against assuming assimilation as a given.

Such complexities caution against assuming that poor air quality results only from a failure to try to prevent it.

The report's authors caution against assuming that British voters are on the verge of becoming socialist, voting Labour or for the Greens – who are placing themselves to the left of Labour.

Former and current Justice Department investigators caution against assuming that just because White House officials are being scrutinized, a criminal investigation or one conducted by a special prosecutor will be the likely result.

We caution against assuming that good interventions will remain effective when translated to the population level.

The extracellular biomineralizing CAs seem to be of paralogous origin, a finding that advises caution against assuming functional conservation of biomineralizing genes based upon orthology assessment alone.

But Mr. LaHood cautioned against assuming he would veto it.

But he cautioned against assuming such accuracy, saying, "All data are guilty until proven innocent".

Jen cautions against assuming human bodies work exactly like those of rats.

But Reitsma cautions against assuming that older users will always shun some net activities.

But John Hanson, a Toyota spokesman, cautioned against assuming that the company had made up its mind.