Sentence examples for caveats on from inspiring English sources

OK, about those caveats: On one side, British unemployment was much higher in the 1930s than it is now, because the British economy was depressed mainly thanks to an ill-advised return to the gold standard even before the Depression struck.

O.K., about those caveats: On one side, British unemployment was much higher in the 1930s than it is now, because the British economy was depressed — mainly thanks to an ill-advised return to the gold standard — even before the Depression struck.

The auguries, however, are that any such legislation would be made ineffectual by operational conceits and caveats on the one hand.

(See caveats on PayScale's methodology below).

Caveats on the use of fossil calibrations for molecular dating.

(See Stop Three for the caveats on this poll).

But Diane Sawyer did away with the caveats on ABC.

A genetic survey of heavily exploited, endangered turtles: Caveats on the conservation value of trade animals.

But the caveats on the labels seem more likely to confuse people than to help them.

"I was trying to make a quick hotel reservation and didn't read all the caveats on their Web site".

They may place more caveats on how and when French troops can operate, effectively reducing the efficacy of their deployment.