Sentence examples for change caution from inspiring English sources

Jeff McDonald, a spokesperson for the mayor of West Vancouver, said the city has no immediate plans to mandate climate change caution stickers, but they are looking for direction from the FCM.

10 Undeniably, reductionism has enabled science-driven technological revolutions, but negative unintended consequences of technological change caution against overly simplistic reductionist approaches.

Without a radical change, cautioned Yedidia Z. Stern of the Israel Democracy Institute, "the Israeli economy will collapse in two decades".

In the days before the conclave, several cardinals spoke about the desire among many Catholics for the church to change, cautioning that expectations needed to be tempered.

Democrats, while endorsing change, cautioned that the United States should not slash the budget of an organization that generally abets American foreign policy interests — from passing Security Council sanctions against Iran to distributing humanitarian aid in Haiti.

AUTO RACING Nascar Changes Caution Rule Nascar has barred drivers from racing back to the yellow flag under caution, changing a rule strongly criticized by drivers and team owners.

Jason C. Buckel (R), who served on Hogan's 2015 committee to recommend redistricting changes, cautioned that there is no easy solution.

Conservatism respects tradition, views change with caution, and advocates fiscal and personal prudence.

But there has been no radical change, only caution and timidity and more of the same.

Intactness indices can enhance understanding of biodiversity change but caution must be exercised to ensure a clear understanding of what the absolute value of indices represent.

"You're the ones who will have to live with the effects of climate change," we caution our youngest as he consumes yet another burger.