Sentence examples similar to merely a caution from inspiring English sources
Peter Saunders, chief executive of the National Association for People Abused in Childhood, said: "We take a pretty dim view of a system that would merely issue a caution for such serious crimes".
In the latest headline example, Sussex police have been criticised for merely handing out a caution to a man who targeted four women and a 15-year-old girl.
Kenyon Martin, the Nets' first-round draft pick, passed his physical yesterday, which was merely an exercise in caution by a franchise riddled by injuries.
The indignation of the Argentinian brought a caution and merely delayed the penalty that Gerrard converted by sending Casillas the wrong way in the 28th minute.
On the other hand, the identification of preoperative visual acuity as an independent predictor of postoperative PVR should be viewed with caution since it is merely a result of statistical analysis and is most likely due to a higher proportion of patients with macular involvement in the PVR group.
On Tuesday he protested that he was merely showing caution against "risk of failure".
Liverpool begin a tough January programme with Saturday's visit to the capital but Klopp says he is merely exercising caution with Sturridge, not keeping him in reserve for the Capital One Cup semi-final or the forthcoming games against Arsenal and Manchester United.
