Sentence examples for expressions of caution from inspiring English sources

An article in Business Day on Thursday about expressions of caution on the new cancer drug Herceptin misstated the location of McMaster University, where a researcher urged "skepticism" in viewing data about it.

For all the post-2003 expressiofs of caution, initially it may seem simple enough: journalists will count the planes out and back, in time-honoured and dramatic fashion; politicians will praise the courage of "our boys and girls" and defence staff will use PowerPoint to show us how clever they have been.

This was a win that will make South Africa tremble between now and Saturday's first semi-final at Twickenham, whatever the measured expression of professional caution afterwards by their captain, Richie McCaw, and the coach, Steve Hansen.

"If we had told our members 10 years ago that in 2016 they would be the proud owners of a petrol station, a supermarket, a former working men's club and an upmarket office block, and be planning to develop and own their own hotel we would have been met with expressions of disbelief and caution," says council policy officer Margaret Carr.

However, some words of caution were expressed.

She became able to carefully listen to her family's conversation, and showed attenuated expressions of rebellion to the family's words of caution.

Beneath the expressions of harmony, however, Ms. Kelley cautioned: "There's so much they don't agree on.

Thus, a degree of caution must be used when interpreting comparative gene expression data at a fixed time point such as this.

A note of caution is that sharing of promoter may not necessarily mean co-expression of the gene pairs.

A note of caution.

One word of caution here.