Sentence examples for issued a cautionary from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he issued a cautionary warning for those who chose not to move westward.

Concerned about such contradictions, the Royal Society and Royal Academy of Engineering in Britain recently issued a cautionary report.

But even as the new boss hailed the steady progress shown in the results, he issued a cautionary note.

The A.P. issued a cautionary advisory about tonight's results, with additional language highlighting how caucus returns differ from the reporting of unofficial, early returns in primaries: This event is a party run, party administered affair.

At first, he seemed to be satisfied with the demos, but then he issued a cautionary decree, so softly that I had to lean in to hear it: "Apple is moving in this direction. . . .

The A.P. issued a cautionary advisory about its results, with additional language highlighting how caucus returns differ from the reporting of unofficial, early returns in primaries: This event is a party-run, party-administered affair.

(It was left to Friends of the Earth to issue a cautionary note, warning that the measures agreed upon, even if they are fully enacted, would be insufficient to prevent global warming).

While the current birth certificate change has brought intersex issues to the fore of international dialogue, Ms. Koyama issues a cautionary warning.

In the wake of increasing use of nanoparticles, which may be either surface modified prior to end use in drug delivery constructs or consumer products, or upon release into the environment, this study issues a cautionary note that the properties of the nanoparticles, especially specific surface area, may affect biological response.

French writer-director Eva Husson here issues a dreamy-tender cautionary tale, unfolding over one long, sticky summer, in which merry high-schoolers pair off to poke one another, online and IRL; it's all fun and games until the onset of syphilis.

Doctors and hospital executives, who have expressed their frustration in meetings with White House and Medicare officials, said the issue offered a cautionary tale of what could happen when good intentions meet the reality of America's fragmented health care system.