Sentence examples for caution signal from inspiring English sources

Though the caution signal seemed ill timed as stocks continued to rise throughout 1998 and 1999, the investors having the last laugh are those who took that signal seriously.

The driver of No. 34066 Spitfire had failed to see one yellow and one double-yellow "caution" signal in foggy conditions and was travelling too fast to stop when he saw a red signal, and the train crashed into the back of a stationary local train.

Wilkins wrote, "My caution signals blink furiously because this is still Newt Gingrich".

The Personal Health column "Some Caution Signals for Older Drivers" (Feb. 20) jibed with my own observations of my driving, going on 84.

Officials said they still expected to have a final rule in place by May 2012.Scott Segal, a utility industry lobbyist in Washington, said that the E.P.A.'s caution signaled an understanding that the new rule would have a profound impact on the price, supply and reliability of the electricity by forcing extensive modifications to, or the shutdown of, dozens of older power plants.

This caution signals how difficult a state Iowa has been for Obama to win over in 2012.

They suggested caution about signaling states that they should not pursue civil union-type measures, as California had done.

The dispute over the race's ending surrounded the exact moment a yellow caution was signaled on Lap 199, after a crash involving Buddy Lazier and Laurent Redon and just as Tracy was about to pass Castroneves on Turn 3. The crash happened far behind the leaders, but it effectively ended the race because passing is not allowed under a yellow flag and drivers are instructed to slow down.

A dozen years earlier, the manufacturer had reported that those parts had malfunctioned in one instance and cautioned that signals with those parts might fail to warn motorists of oncoming trains in time.

"There is a need for the Chinese to signal caution and concern about environmental protection, but this is very much for a domestic audience," she said.

Jeremy Leaf, former residential chairman of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, said the figures appeared to signal caution on the part of lenders and prospective home buyers ahead of the referendum.