Sentence examples for cautious warning from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, that cautious warning has been proved right.

The crackdown was so severe that the United States issued a cautious warning.

The women's defensive stances varied by the degree of threat, yellow, orange and red signifying cautious, warning and defensive.

And there was no overly cautious warning about waiting for the beans to cook through before adding the salt, common advice in many American bean recipes.

Administration officials are cautious, warning that the technical glitches that have affected online healthcare exchanges could further complicate the rollout of coverage in the coming days.

President Obama was appropriately cautious, warning that the full promise of stem cell research remains unknown and should not be overstated.

Against their cautious warnings about possible rough winds, we paddled the 45-minute route across the temporarily calm lake to Mount Kineo, a peninsula that is considered Moosehead's most striking landmark.

As a result, the SNH surveyors were unable to do an accurate headcount, so conservationists are cautious about warning that its population is in sharp decline.

This opinion took a more cautious approach, warning against public subsidies that, unlike the equipment loans at issue in the case, "reach the coffers of religious schools".

"He has to try and find the right balance between being cautious and warning the world that it should not fall for any of these ruses, but at the same time to be seen to give it a chance and to welcome it if it happens".

Others are taking a cautious path, warning about the dangers of Labour descending into chaos.