Sentence examples for long cautioned from inspiring English sources

Medical groups have long cautioned against using the results of a single blood test as a basis for further intervention.

Experts have long cautioned against determining penalties or rewards on the basis of test scores in any single year.

Job retraining is also ineffective without job creation, a point made by several economists who have long cautioned against placing too much stock in it.

Yet scientists have long cautioned that the brain is not a filing cabinet, storing memories in a way that they can be pulled out, consulted and returned intact.

Law enforcement groups like the Association of Prosecuting Attorneys, which have opposed these laws, have long cautioned that they would have a "disproportionately negative effect on minorities".

Pediatricians and orthopedics experts have long cautioned against children's strength training, warning that it can cause problems like growth plate damage and joint injuries.

"The world is changing so quickly that it is very hard to get anything right for long," cautions Parker.

"We don't like long caution periods, either," John Darby, the Nextel Cup director, said.

But the boom may not last too long, he cautioned.

Migraine sufferers have long been cautioned to avoid certain foods believed to bring on attacks, especially chocolate, alcohol (red wine in particular) and aged cheese.

Strict vegetarians, who have long been cautioned to take B12 as a supplement to prevent a deficiency, can add brain protection to the list of potential benefits.