Sentence examples for cautionary report from inspiring English sources

Concerned about such contradictions, the Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering in Britain recently issued a cautionary report.

In addition to his work on Amazon, Mr. Suria won praise from investors for his extensive and cautionary report on the telecommunications sector last fall.

In Spain, the increase in house prices between 2000 and 2007 was particularly extreme — so much so that as early as 2006, a team of inspectors within the Bank of Spain sent a cautionary report to the government.

Two and a half months ago, Adam Quinton, a stock analyst at Merrill Lynch and head of the firm's telecommunications research group, issued a cautionary report on WorldCom after examining the company's annual report.

Even among the details of a largely cautionary report, I.M.F. officials saw some signs of hope, largely because of the forceful fiscal steps and other measures taken by the United States, some European governments, and also by China.

Owen Cheevers, 51, was head of high-yield bond research at the Bank of Montreal in New York when he wrote a cautionary report on companies in the radio industry.

Simultaneously, foreign analysts wrote some cautionary reports.

In the latest in a series of cautionary reports by outside agencies and groups, the report found that the California High-Speed Rail Authasity has made some progress in addressing planning and fiscal concerns but still has important work to do to ensure that the project can be built as promised.

Here's their cautionary story.

Is it right to dismiss concerns about censorship raised in a cautionary new report from the World Association of Newspapers, purely because David Tennant was sublime as Richard 11 and Sam Mendes has literally reinvented the James Bond brand?

The tumult, which continued on Thursday, started with a cautionary analyst's report, one that might have caused few ripples in normal times.