Sentence examples for cautioned this week from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sekimuzu cautioned this week that the scourge was not yet over.

But its new administrator cautioned this week that the particulars of the budget remain in flux.

But senior military officials cautioned this week that monetary enticements alone were not a long-term panacea to the Army's recruiting problems.

Deputy Mayor Edward Skyler cautioned this week that the inventory of parking placards had not yet been completed and that the number could change.

Cyberwarfare specialists cautioned this week that the Internet was effectively a "wilderness of mirrors," and that attributing the source of cyberattacks and other kinds of exploitation is difficult at best and sometimes impossible.

A report by China Asset Management, the country's largest fund manager, cautioned this week that valuations had "overshot corporate fundamentals," and that "speculative trading is now driving the market," Bloomberg News reported.

Other sources cautioned yesterday that this published documentation is an incomplete record and that many recommendations made were never implemented by White House decisions.

But they think that the Palestinians seized on it as the excuse to explode that they were awaiting, and Mr. Barak cautioned today against "hanging this all" on Mr. Sharon.

No one was hurt, and Rabbi Glickman cautioned today against an overreaction, saying, "This is not an embattled place," he said.

As I cautioned yesterday, there is no reasonable end to this process if it slips away.

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