Sentence examples for caution time from inspiring English sources

One caution: Time saved in the Roush Expedition is somewhat offset by time spent at the gas pump.

and routinely cautions "Times of Increased Probability of Strong Earthquakes (TIP)" when some of the parameters exceed their threshold levels.

I would rather that our government err on the side of caution this time.

But, coupled with a toughening of antiterrorism laws, its use against a particular religion has elicited caution this time around.

And, some experts caution, each time it happens, future debt workouts in the euro zone will become even more costly.

Each year the N.F.L. examines the backgrounds of college prospects, but according to one owner, the league showed extra caution this time around.

Israel, seeing the prospect of even more hostile governments as its neighbors, is insisting on caution and time before taking any significant steps.

"There is a fair amount of caution any time the federal government proposes new oversight," said Christopher Colwell, a lobbyist for Check 'n Go, a payday lender.

The experience of the Oklahoma City bombing blamed at first on Middle Eastern action, but later discovered to be perpetrated by an American enjoins caution this time.

(A word of caution: Each time you apply for a credit card, it can lower your score a little bit on a temporary basis).

Comparison of exposure results across the literature should be done with caution because time and space sampling procedures, measurement techniques and methods of analyses are not readily comparable.