Sentence examples for goes on to caution from inspiring English sources

He goes on to caution that he is talking about general trends.

He goes on to caution the youth justice board not to destroy any relevant records.

It goes on to caution "such approaches pose a real threat", and tells staff they must be "immediately reported" to the chain-of-command.

The report states "experienced some growth compared with a year ago" but goes on to caution declaring the PC industry as in recovery just yet.

She goes on to caution new parents that, "A baby on a bed is like a wallet on a Times Square sidewalk -- there's no way you're going to step away for a few seconds and it's going to be right where you left it".

The columnist, an African-American who became one of the media's most articulate Obama supporters, went on to caution, "But after Tuesday's big surprise, embarrassed pollsters and pundits had better be vigilant for signs that the Bradley effect, unseen in recent years, has crept back".

The agency went on to caution that extreme cold, with temperatures of minus 18 degrees Celsius (just below zero Fahrenheit), could have "devastating" effects.

He went on to caution against accepting Mr. Tall's version of his conversation with Nello's staff, because one person's account could easily be distorted.

"Even in geometric forms, many will search for deep significance in every triangle or zigzag, suggesting that stepped triangles and stripes represent striations in the mesas and the desert sunset," Ms. Brinckerhoff said, going on to caution: "These results are more romantic than realistic.

However, he went on to caution that the validity of A. fragillimus as a separate species is nearly impossible to determine without the original specimen to study.

The study went on to caution that trade reforms generally benefit farmers producing exports crops, but have negative impacts on farmers producing import-competing food stuffs, especially those that are highly subsidized by exporting countries.