Sentence examples for caution once from inspiring English sources

Caution: Once you start squeezing, you can't stop.

George Kennan, perhaps the most articulate twentieth-century advocate of realism and caution, once wrote a book called "American Diplomacy," cataloguing America's unsuccessful military ventures.

An exception was made for Ang Lee's erotic thriller Lust, Caution – once two violent sex scenes were cut from the movie.

He is promising a return to fiscal caution once his stimulus has helped the economy.In Latin America, meanwhile, the centre-left is riding out the recession with comparative success.

A word of caution: Once you enter the site's Trading Room, you are transferred to a Windows Telnet environment where your mouse will not work.

Every time I find myself at a software outlet, staring out at a vast sea of computer games, I remember the caution once given me by Gary Whitta, editor of PC Gamer magazine.

Our study cautions once again against interpreting phenotypic trends - even if making perfect evolutionary sense - as evidence of local adaptation without explicit genetic analyses.

In Russia, that kind of scientific caution might once have been embraced.

Any user suspects the malicious activity such as holding the packets for a long time or giving false report in the network is performed by any user, it can send a caution at once to that user.

Those who have gone through CCR registration caution that once the MPIN is assigned, it is not easily retrieved from CCR, so whoever is doing the registration should immediately (and securely) record it.

It is worth commenting that these results also suggest caution that once patients present with early CAN/IFTA (e.g. protocol biopsy), there is a high likelihood that it will eventually progress.