Sentence examples for in caveats from inspiring English sources

Facebook and Twitter erupted in congratulations but with a predictable theme in caveats ("It doesn't matter what race she is, only her accomplishment").

I wish I could wave at it happily, rather than drown it in caveats.

Reports, based on inference and deduction, tend to be rich in caveats and qualifiers.

People generally like to share good travel experiences, even if they tend to toss in caveats, he said.

On the other hand, every piece of advice issuing from a Wall Street firm comes couched in caveats.

At a time when the US, UK, Dutch and Canadians are pushing for a reduction in caveats such a move would further strain the alliance.

That, surely, is the ultimate in caveat emptor.

True enough, although I did say that it "looks like" England have got it right, which has a built in caveat.

In closing, we acknowledge two caveats in our study.

In a caveat, Manuel alluded to the pressure on a young man in Davis's situation.

Caveats in the use of KB-R7943 are highlighted earlier in the 'Discussion'.