Sentence examples for cautioned one another from inspiring English sources

White physicians in our study specifically cautioned one another to be careful about stereotyping patients based on race, or about minority patients being offended by the topic of race being raised.

The document was originally meant to serve as a digital "whisper network" of women quietly cautioning one another about potential aggressors, but a news article about the list led Donegan to shut the original down within hours.

"It is very dangerous to be here," cautioned one of the soldiers.

Even so, Mr. Dudley cautioned, "One shouldn't view this instrument as a panacea or a magic wand that's going to make the economy recover rapidly".

The dawn-to-dusk Ramadan fast is taken so seriously here that residents cautioned one visitor not even to chew gum in public, because it would infuriate people.

"When high tide starts coming in, the water creates strong rip currents between the beach and the island," cautioned one park lifeguard.

But assumptions of a coalition victory on Saturday are so widespread that some voters may stay home, making turnout hard to predict, cautioned one pollster, Srdjan Bogosavljevic.

"Rest assured," cautioned one teacher, "if you do not taste what it feels like to be hungry, you will not care for those who are".

The study sounded a note of caution on one issue.

He cautioned that one should not read into the tragedy any liability on Purdue's part.

As another note of caution, one has to be aware that the present results as well as consistent results from more limited datasets [ 24- 26] could in principle be influenced by an acceleration of sequence evolution on the branch of the only monogonont sampled, i.e. B. plicatilis.