Sentence examples similar to internal caution from inspiring English sources

A person with direct knowledge of the company's internal investigation cautioned that Thursday's disclosure did not mean Wal-Mart had concluded it had paid bribes in China, India and Brazil.

C.D.C. officials began debating how to back away from their recommendation of caution, internal emails show.

Frank Mora, the director of the Latin-American studies center at Florida International University, and a former Deputy Assistant U.S. Secretary of Defense under Obama, told me that governments on both sides are slowed by caution and internal resistance.

Glaxo failed to report the results of a 1999 study that showed Avandia might be riskier for the heart than a competing drug ("these data should not see the light of day," cautioned an internal e-mail message).

However, the animal results should be interpreted with caution concerning the internal and external validity of the studies in relation to the design of future clinical trials.

This should be done with caution as the internal organ motion due to air, rectal peristalsis or other reasons may not allow accurate delineation of the tumour (Additional file 1: Figure S6).

In any normal presidency, an autocrat so devoid of external or internal constraints would provoke extreme caution ― and require unrelenting scrutiny of his role in Khashoggi's murder.

However, conclusions have to be drawn with caution, because the internal consistency of the scale for dysfunctional coping was rather low.

One word of caution, however: the internal consistency for this factor is low and so it may not be a reliable summary measure.

Caution: Exposing the internal parts of your netbook, removing and replacing parts may void your warranty.

Aides cautioned that the internal rankings would remain fluid up until votes are cast in the leadership race next Thursday.