Sentence examples for caution means from inspiring English sources

If caution means slow, companies are likely to get their wish.

The caution means that the matter will remain on her record and could count against her should she be charged with a similar offense.

Michael O'Hanlon of the Brookings Institution thinks the president's caution means that he will not want to risk undermining what the surge has achieved.

The Labour leader's caution means that he has approached the reshuffle with a range of options on how to achieve greater coherence in the sensitive areas of foreign and defence policy.

"A caution means that no immediate punishment is imposed, but the student is warned that if he or she were to be found guilty of another breach of discipline, the first breach should be taken into account and regarded as an aggravating circumstance when considering a sanction for the second offence".

"You have got to tread with caution and if caution means taking a little bit more time than usual we'll take it".

But a similar combination of theological principle and careerist caution meant that Graham's critique of segregation never went nearly as far as civil rights activists wanted him to go.

Wrestlers are cautioned for irregularities, and three cautions mean disqualification.

The Galatasaray defender takes a caution, which means he will miss the return match in Turkey next week.

The chancellor's caution also means he cannot find much more cash to spend on infrastructure something many observers, including this newspaper, have called for.

— Andrew Das (@AndrewDasNYT) 3 Apr 13 Final scores: Real Madrid 3, Galatasary 0; Malaga 0, Borussia Dortmund 0 Sergio Ramos is shown a caution, which means he will miss the return match.