Sentence examples for enormous caveat from inspiring English sources
That is why Edwards attached an enormous caveat to his decision.
An enormous caveat to this analysis is that good early childhood programs have been shown to improve a host of outcomes even for those who never attend college, including childhood health and mortality.
That's an enormous caveat.
And both the Israelis and the Palestinians accepted the principles that Clinton put forward with enormous caveats.
Those "caveats" have been a source of enormous frustration to American commanders.
Another caveat TerraVita boasts is its partnership with Southern Season, the enormous specialty food and entertaining store and cooking school that opened in Chapel Hill in 1975 and has since spread to Richmond and Charleston, with new stores opening soon in Raleigh and Charlotte.
With the caveat that Fallujah is special because it is a place of enormous tension, I think that we're going to see much more of the same.
Conventional wisdom, with all its caveats and contradictions, currently holds that the oldest may be the enormous tulip tree in Alley Pond Park, called the Queens Giant.
In my opinion, any claim of enormous gains for any strategy--including a black swan fund--should be explained and balanced with caveats.
