Sentence examples for caveats from from inspiring English sources

Rand offered two more important caveats from his work.

But despite the broad support for his cabinet choices, there were some caveats from observers.

We Palestinians are completely accustomed to — and unwilling to accept — such caveats from Mr. Netanyahu.

At a less audible level, there are some haunting caveats from the less sanguine.

The inquiry also questioned the way in which senior intelligence officials and Downing Street stripped out caveats from intelligence assessments.

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(A caveat from the scholarly demythologizers: most of the earliest works were "corrected" by Leopold).

Wood's doubters were emboldened by a small caveat from Woods, who said when asked if his left knee was fully recovered: "Is it fully recovered?

Early caveat from Tiffany: Can't put too much junk in them, or they'll be difficult to slice and impossible to make evenly crisp.

In order to eliminate any potential caveat from differential expression of membrane-bound proteins, we additionally constructed mutant strains of OmpR-repressed genes.

But he did have one caveat: "From a military point of view, if we do not have a nuclear capability and then try to reintroduce one, that would be seen as an escalation".