Sentence examples for extended caution from inspiring English sources

She has been publishing philosophy for the general reader for a quarter of a century, and her many books add up to an extended caution against simplicity.

This elaborated on the alert to extend caution of GBCA use in any acute or chronic renal insufficiency patient (GFR < 30 mL/min/1.73 m2), or acute renal insufficiency of any severity due to the hepato-renal syndrome or in the perioperative liver transplantation period.

Thus, it is assumed that the findings might be extended with caution to Norwegian adolescents in this age range, in particular for Norwegian adolescent girls.

Having said that, as pragmatists, we extend the caution - access to better data does not necessarily mean better policies or better performance.

His caution extends to the most fundamental question: whether the war can still be won.

As an undergraduate, Cioffi was struck that some Oxford philosophers, so careful in their analysis of philosophical doctrines, failed to extend their sceptical caution to the examination of Freudian views.

The caution extends even to the sanitizing of government Web sites as agencies remove information -- including large-scale digital maps and a report on the poor security at some chemical plants -- for fear that it could be used for terrorist attacks.

All this is complicated by Orwell's habitual reticence, a personal caution that often extended to outright paranoia, an unwillingness to reveal more about himself than was absolutely necessary.

However, caution must be extended when comparing in vitro models to the multi-factorial and multi-cellular in vivo environment.

Like watching extended hours of TV scientists caution that long exposures to 3-D may cause dizziness or headaches.

After the caution the race extended passed the scheduled distance with the green flag on lap 506.