Sentence examples for huge caution from inspiring English sources

Ms Sturgeon takes to Twitter to advise "Huge caution".

Some 270 miles north, the "Huge caution" urged by the Scottish Nationalist Party leader is rapidly being thrown to the wind by her predecessor.

So I take a huge caution when I utilize data like that, because it often is misinterpreted by the public because it's just people that are actually choosing it on their form, but are unaware of it.

When an exit poll suggested that the S.N.P., which previously had just six seats at Westminster, could end up with fifty-nine, Stweeted tweeted, "I'd treat the exit poll with HUGE caution.

"The experience of a number of states in the past couple weeks, where the system collapsed, should be a huge caution flag about whether the technology is ready for prime time," Mr. Schaeffer said.

There is great hope for Parkinson's disease, but huge caution on the part of reputable scientists – not least since the disastrous outcome of an early experiment in 40 patients in Denver, reported in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine in 2001.

Risky behaviour garnered huge rewards; caution was punished.

Both measures clearly need to be treated with a huge dose of caution before conclusions about the quality of medical care are reached.

"The notion that China is suddenly a much smaller part of the world economy should be taken with a huge degree of caution," he said.

The photo, linked below (caution: HUGE download, even for broadband connections) makes pores seem like craters and vaporous particles like floating balloons.

"The government's denial that a massacre has taken place is not unusual in these circumstances and should be treated with a huge amount of caution.