Sentence examples for massive caveat from inspiring English sources
At the moment, there's this massive caveat that sits above my life and I can't make too many plans.
The legendary status of Petraeus's law of war booklet is due not only to its practicality, but to its massive caveat: troops were to ignore everything written in the book if their lives were in danger.
Last week I wrote in support of the government's plans to collect and share the medical records of all patients in the NHS, albeit with massive caveats.
There are some pretty massive caveats to that claim, of course – the biggest being that it's part of a new "Watch Mode" feature, which essentially turns it into a dumb watch.
It's good stuff, with the caveat that you are talking about massive amounts of carbohydrate".
They may not be as clear cut as it sounds, with a massive compensation package and no obvious replacement two caveats before Roman Abramovich pulls the trigger but it is mightily important that the Blues beat the Reds.
Karl Smith agrees, but adds a moral caveat:What's going to happen is massive income transfers to flesh and blood human beings.
Detailed studies using large population datasets, applying different methods to detect selection using different aspects of the data and making use of massive sequence-based data, which will reduce the potential caveats related to SNP ascertainment bias, are now required.
One caveat: If your organization is truly in the red, suffering massive layoffs and braving headlines of doom, it is not the time to ask for more money.
And the answers 1) True; 2) True, but with a big caveat; and 3) It seems unlikely point to both the strengths and weaknesses of the massive report.
