Sentence examples for cautioning paragraph from inspiring English sources
An auditor worried about whether a bank will be a going concern in 12 months' time may feel bound to write a cautioning paragraph, known as an "emphasis of matter".
That was a paragraph that cautioned against diagnosing depression in someone for at least two months after loss of a loved one, unless that patient had severe symptoms like suicidal thoughts.
Catholic apologists for small government repeatedly invoke a single paragraph from John Paul II's Centesimus Annus which cautions against the excesses of a "social assistance state" ignoring the decades-long papal consensus supporting social insurance and welfare systems.
Of the sections read into the public record, he cautioned, "You did not get a comprehensive synopsis" but only "a few paragraphs".
Of the sections read into the public record, he cautioned, "You did not get a comprehensive synopsis" but only "a few paragraphs". Mr. Rumsfeld declined to give a more thorough summary of the study.
There may be one snag, however, as the article notes with caution in the 13th paragraph.
But the White House has never mentioned the caution in the second paragraph of the firm's report.
Michael Getler, The Post's ombudsman -- a columnist charged with examining the paper's own coverage -- noted in a column on April 20 that the article on the Lynch capture waited until the fourth paragraph to raise cautions about the preliminary nature of what it called "battlefield intelligence".
