Sentence examples for cautionary question from inspiring English sources

In addition, the cautionary question marks they sometimes provided had been replaced by exclamation marks at the political level.

And that leads to my cautionary question: is this all journalistic vanity and hubris, ending in certain tears, or is there plausible economic logic to individual journalistic fiefdoms?

In summary, the results of this study should be viewed as raising a cautionary question: are the hospital cost reductions that have been observed in California [ 20] and nationally [ 21] associated with increased mortality?

But the more I worked on the text, read around it and played with my people, the more I could recognise how complicated it actually is: it's a commentary, a question, a cautionary tale.

From a certain evangelical perspective, Bell's life can look like a cautionary tale: his desire to question the doctrine of Hell led to his departure from the church he built.

Antle also allows, however, that "Mitt Romney is about as far from Ron Paul as a Republican presidential nominee can be," and this cautionary notes raises the deeper question of whether the Paul-ward shifts that he's describing would survive a Romney presidency.

And I agree with your cautionary point, and I think the intended question.

And yet Jackson's career is a cautionary tale when it comes to the questions about national security and civil rights: Who defines who is an "enemy"?

O'Donnell's candidacy became a cautionary tale for the tea party, with questions about whether the movement should focus on supporting more electable candidates.

Our current study focused on the question of model fitting, and raised cautionary insights about certain distributions mimicking one another from a fitting standpoint.

To identify these – whether as purchase propositions or as cautionary tales to would-be buyers – we took to Quora.com, the question and answer community.