Sentence examples for cautionary topics from inspiring English sources
Fraud in the published literature has emerged as one of the most novel and cautionary topics of comprehensive study.
A valuable exposition of this topic, and a cautionary tale about just-so adaptive stories, can be found in Gould's essay "Of kiwi eggs and the Liberty Bell" (1986), explaining how the disproportionately gigantic eggs of kiwi birds make sense not as an adaptation but as a historical holdover from their much larger ancestors.
A cautionary note was made by carers and professionals, that asking questions on specific topics could raise carers' expectations that particular support was available when this might not be the case everywhere.
Brain injuries threaten these games' very existence.In this section Commissaries of the revolution New prescriptions Dicing with death The hits keep coming Reprints Related topics Football (soccer) Geriatric medicine Dementia Health and fitness SportAmerican football provides a cautionary tale.
"They're cautionary tales.
But – cautionary tale alert!
A Cautionary Tale from Southwestern Morocco.
There are, however, cautionary examples.
This is a cautionary tale.
