Sentence examples for cautioned is that from inspiring English sources

"Those with terminal cancer and AIDS want to know, 'What will keep me alive?' Athletes want to know, 'What will make me win?' " Hidden Dangers The danger in attempting genetic engineering now for athletics, Dr. Rosenthal and other researchers cautioned, is that experiments with mice and monkeys might not work the same way in humans and might lead to negative side effects.

What makes it worse, Salari and others cautioned, is that current demographic trends could make murder-suicide more likely.

The only caveat, Greenberg cautioned, is that it's typically harder for a student to get big-time financial aid when not applying as a freshman.

"The problem with that phrase," Rushdie cautions, "is that people only ever hear the word magic.

What this means, he cautions, is that building a global retailing business could take "decades of work".

The only thing that I would caution is, that the voters that are registered, requesting their ballot materials in another language are not the population of voters that necessarily need, of the entire population of voters that need language assistance.

"The danger with this new technology," he cautions, "is that everything can end up sounding similar – wherever you go, it all tastes the same".

One caution is that, as moneymaking enterprises, unpopular courses or programs could be eliminated or changed to suit the market.

A note of caution is that sharing of promoter may not necessarily mean co-expression of the gene pairs.

The team's hot start, he cautioned, was just that — a start.

"My only caution is that it's just a first step," Professor Chemerinsky said.