Sentence examples for caution was sounded from inspiring English sources

However, a note of caution was sounded by Ian Wilmut, who led the team that created Dolly the Sheep.

But a note of caution was sounded by Stephen Taylor, associate director at Allford Hall Monaghan Morris architects, who pointed out that people have different ideas about what their perfect workplace is.

But a note of caution was sounded by Kate O'Connor, executive director of Creative Skillset, the creative industries' skills council, who said if employers were to have more control over apprenticeships she would need to know how they would be independently assessed, and also how SMEs could be supported through the process.

Even greater caution was sounded in the final conversation by World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee, who said, "I'm worried about anything large coming in to take control, whether it's large companies or government".

A note of caution is sounded by professor Jason Holford, chairman elect of the UK Association for the Study of Obesity, who says: "The football industry itself – and other sports like rugby – need to take it a stage further and wean themselves off alcohol and junk food sponsorship, as they did with smoking".

However, a note of caution is sounded because melt inclusions are leaky containers for H2O (Chen et al. 2011; Gaetani et al. 2012).

One caution about the results was sounded by Ms. Bair, who noted that a significant part of the banks' profit improvement has come from reducing the amounts set aside as provisions for future loan losses.

A note of caution should be sounded, however.

They are a different proposition now but a note of caution should be sounded – all of a sudden expectations have changed.

However, a note of caution has been sounded about the genetic variability of Lumbricus species used in laboratory tests [ 54], and we have previously observed high variability in histidine levels in L. rubellus that may have resulted from genetic differences between populations [ 45].

A note of caution should be sounded with regard to the interpretation of the data relating to exsmokers as the studies were not always consistent or clear with regard to the time since stopping smoking and the level of smoking that had previously been usual.