Sentence examples for commentators caution that the from inspiring English sources
Commentators caution that the excitement surrounding the visit may cloud the main objective – the global entrepreneurship summit, which the White House describes as an effort to gather entrepreneurs and investors from around the world with the aim of spurring economic opportunity.
Many commentators caution that we should not overblow the situation.
But other Chinese commentators caution that Trump, with his hilarious commentary and extensive financial resources, might end up surprising people.
In a matter of days, stock market commentators went from hailing the "rally of the century" to cautioning that stock markets were a dangerous money-sink in which no casual investor could hope to thrive.
She cautioned that the town is not for the timid.
The people cautioned that the deal had not been completed.
The people briefed on the matter cautioned that the I.P.O.
However, experts cautioned that the data may not be legitimate.
(Senkut cautions that the deal hasn't yet closed).
But he cautioned that the progress "is not reaching everybody.
Commentators cautioned Mr. Raffarin and recalled that in 1995, when weeks of uninterrupted strikes brought down the last conservative government of Prime Minister Alain Juppé, the more moderate confederation also supported compromise, but was overruled by the more militant unions.
