Sentence examples for cautioned of from inspiring English sources

Finally, it cautioned of the possibility of plummeting prices in real estate markets.

"Libyan authorities have also been cautioned of the consequences of non- co-operation, but have taken no steps to commence the implementation of Mr Gaddafi's surrender," said Keïta.

McCrone said oil remains of huge economic significance to Scotland, but it is, he cautioned of more limited and diminishing value.

In its prospectus for the initial public offering, Facebook had cautioned of the business risk of being banned from foreign markets, as it has been in China by the "Great Firewall".

He cautioned of the impending crisis while accepting his Nobel prize in 1945: "There is the danger that the ignorant man may easily underdose himself and by exposing his microbes to non-lethal quantities of the drug make them resistant".

The Foresight report should have been a wake-up call, with its warning that either governments provide high levels of flood protection to resist rising coastal threats, or they abandon large tracts to the sea; presciently, it even cautioned of the threat from storm surges back in 2010.

I caution of the time since we took the last available tractor ride.

However, we caution interpretation of these results.

The understandable caution of women who live alone.

Failures breed caution, of course.

When presented with complex strategies, the cautioning of simulators did not improve their performances.