Sentence examples for cautionary relevance from inspiring English sources
Vignali lived at a moment not without a certain cautionary relevance to the present, in which the avidity of a privileged generation shaking itself free from fundamentalism coexists with profound anxiety at the prospect of losing that insouciance to a dictatorship of the right-thinking.
Safety concerns play a major role in the choice of imaging techniques for biomedical applications, and one of the reasons for the popularity of MR techniques is that they (in contrast, for instance, to Computed tomography; cf. [93]) are not known to have any side effects of medical relevance if cautionary measures (e.g. concerning pace makers and implants) are followed [94], [95].
6. Relevance is relevant.
The "Greatest Generation" title was already claimed but we are determined to be the one with the longest relevance, the gift that keeps on giving as we offer our cautionary tales to those who follow.
Background evidence from published literature or guidelines from recognized sources for each analyte, with relevance for young, asymptomatic adult subjects, are summarized in Table 3. Cautionary ranges and expected variation from baseline are shown in Table 4.
A cautionary message about the danger of making choices that leave incriminating trails takes on renewed relevance in an online age.
But for a sports executive whose profits depend on easy accessibility and broad cultural relevance, the story of boxing's biggest star probably looks more like a cautionary tale.
The relevance of relevance.
"They're cautionary tales.
But – cautionary tale alert!
