Sentence examples for imposed caution from inspiring English sources

The soldiers, however, did so much more reluctantly, and, because the year 69 had revealed that emperors no longer needed to be Roman aristocrats and could be chosen in places other than Rome, their attitude imposed caution.

The high caloric content of chocolate, particularly of some less pure forms, imposes caution before recommending uncontrolled consumption.

However, our study had a low number of participants, which imposes caution in interpretation.

Clearly, the opposite dysregulation of Pgc1a in the heart imposes caution for any attempt to clinically test such a drug in FRDA.

The controversial results with SynerGraft and Matrix P grafts should impose more caution in the application of xenogeneic tissues-derived biodevices in humans.

"Divestiture is a remedy that is imposed only with great caution, in part because its long-term efficacy is rarely certain," the court said.

However, panel chairwoman Teresa King said she viewed his errors at the lower end of the scale and imposed a 12-month caution rather than ordering a suspension or striking him off.

When culture is imposed from above, Heartfield cautions, it becomes subservient to other ends, detached from the people, and the art itself suffers.

The problem of size homoplasy imposes a general caution of using such hypermutable markers in fragment analyses assuming unique alleles by size only.

In addition, the observed extent of size homoplasy may impose a general caution against using hypervariable microsatellites in genetic diversity measures when alleles are identified by fragment length analysis only.

For it is Mr Obama who has imposed a sense of deep caution on his administration's Syria policy.