Sentence examples for cautionary information from inspiring English sources

Cautionary information in some releases is deleted altogether.

But Mr. Lee says you won't find any cautionary information about the ottoman feature in the Sienna owner's manual.

This was all fascinating, in a trainwreck sort of way, but it was also useful cautionary information.

It said that because of White House influence, some important cautionary information had been removed from proposed agency news releases after they had been reviewed by the council.

"The F.D.A. needs to set a uniform standard for cautionary information on food that should not be consumed by children under 5," said Bruce Silverglade, legal director of the Center for Science in the Public Interest, an advocacy group that lobbied unsuccessfully in 2003 for a bill to require the Food and Drug Administration to develop food labeling regulations.

Often the problem is not that cautionary information is undisclosed but that investors are too overwhelmed to grasp it.

The debacle should serve as a cautionary tale: The information age has not been kind to the corporate giants clambering aboard.

Shenk is the author of "Data Smog," a cautionary look at the information age.

The agency requires those goods to carry general cautionary labeling and dosage information and it imposes limits on the claims that can be made in marketing.

It's one-sided, flawed and personal in the Michael Moore mode, and it jibes completely with the stories told by people from out west who offered cautionary tales at an information session at the same theater two years earlier, when the leasing frenzy upstate was just beginning.

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