Sentence examples for it could be cautioned from inspiring English sources

8 10 It could be cautioned that this approach may result in a culture shift that is too slow, considering the clarity of the current guidelines.

"It could be really small," Laura cautioned.

It could be risky so caution is needed.

While the elation is real, Pentagon officials caution it could be premature, as the bill requires service chiefs to complete implementation plans before lifting the old policy known as "don't ask, don't tell" – and certify that it won't damage combat readiness, as critics charge.

But he cautioned that it could be slow going.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said Tuesday that it was "very likely" that the recession had ended although he cautioned that it could be months before unemployment rates dropped significantly.

Still, many market experts viewed the rally, not solely as a response to the back and forth on Iraq, but as an expected rebound after weeks of selling and cautioned that it could be short-lived.

Senior administration officials said current plans called for the declaration to be made this month, but cautioned that it could be put off, and that the effort could still be set aside if the Security Council moved more quickly to impose broad sanctions on Iran over its nuclear program.

Skeptics cautioned that it could be years before Geron will be able to harvest the fruit of its research if, indeed, the study ever leads to a medical breakthrough.

While authorities initially cautioned that it could be a "false ping," De Young has now said that the information was accurate.

However, in an interview with 24/7 Wall St., Gallup's research lead Dan Witters cautioned that it could be that the disease is not being detected because fewer people are getting regular check-ups.