Sentence examples for cautioned that the changes from inspiring English sources

But she cautioned that the changes were not likely to work miracles overnight.

Federal education officials cautioned that the changes were too small to be significant, but the dip diverged from the trend nationally and for other large cities.

He cautioned that the changes he announced and broader reforms that will be explored "will not take hold overnight," warning that there would "be setbacks and false starts".

But De Ferranti cautioned that the changes in foods on the American market could have a dark side: In reducing saturated fat and removing trans fats, many manufacturers have pumped up the sugar and carbohydrate content.

"He cautioned that the changes contemplated in Canada will erode patent protection and scare off future research spending by biotech investors leery of changes to intellectual property right guarantees"[ 6].

Mr. Goldstein cautioned that the change will not come overnight.

But Bruce Western, a sociologist at Harvard, cautioned that the change in murder rates was not large and did not yet show a clear trend.

Panelists also cautioned that the change would produce a whack-a-mole effect, pushing up abuse of other drugs, like heroin, which has declined in recent years.

The United States' decision to engage the ruling junta in Myanmar drew the endorsement on Thursday of that nation's most prominent dissident, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, but analysts cautioned that the change would not have a significant effect soon.

Iran's reformist government today welcomed Washington's decision to ease some economic sanctions, but cautioned that the change in United States policy was not enough to warrant an immediate restoration of long-broken ties.

BANGKOK — The decision by the United States to engage the ruling junta in Myanmar drew the endorsement Thursday of the nation's most high-profile dissident, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, but analysts cautioned that the change would not have a significant effect in the near term.