Sentence examples for label caution from inspiring English sources
The County Lines Column of June 6 ("Life's Warning Label: Caution! Contents Hazardous!") minimizes the safety concerns that unfortunately exist in Westchester as well as everywhere else.
DISCUSSING the federal budget negotiations should come with a warning label: "Caution — talk of the 'fiscal cliff' may induce hyperventilation, blurry policy vision and confusion".
In its gray bulk and solemn presentation ("an investigation by Times journalists has found... .), it resembled one of those multi-bylined "special reports" that Dave Barry once remarked ought to come affixed with the label "Caution!
In its gray bulk and solemn presentation ("an investigation by Times journalists has found... .....), it resembled one of those multi-bylined "special reports" that Dave Barry once remarked ought to come affixed with the label "Caution!
When a consumer ignores a label caution though, he or she takes on responsibility for that decision.
The label cautions that, among other requirements of ownership, the item needs enough room so that it will not get crushed ($195).
The Food and Drug Administration is reviewing the safety of Avandia, and some financial analysts predict it may soon place a "black box" warning — the agency's most severe — on the drug's label cautioning about the risks of heart attack.
The number of cautions issued fell by 52% from a peak in 2008 to 2014, dropping faster than the crime rate, which declined 33%.Mr Grayling is wrong to label cautions a soft option, argues John Graham of the Police Foundation, a think tank.
Belatedly, the Food and Drug Administration agreed to require a "black box" warning on the drug label, cautioning doctors and parents that the drugs may be linked to suicide risk in young people.
But he said he understood the labels' caution.
We crossed the Common Area and went past Catering, which I had never been that far before, and soon were standing in front of this door labelled Caution Do Not Open Without Facility Personnel Accompaniment.
