Sentence examples for merits caution from inspiring English sources

But, as with the pessimism about Apple, optimism about Google's prospects merits caution.

Another investment that's had a great run and merits caution: gold.

Another market that merits caution is in Build America Bonds, taxable munis backed by a 30% federal subsidy on interest payments.

The possibly fragmented nature of its distribution also merits caution for each local population.

The enormity of the trading relationship between the United States and the PRC merits caution -- on both sides.

The giant freshwater stingray is not aggressive, but it merits caution as its sting is sheathed in toxic mucus and is capable of piercing bone.

Keeping the detainee in such a position for between two and four hours "would merit caution, and subject should be monitored for excessive distress", the document states.

The panel, saying that the seriousness of the matter merited caution because it was not clear what Goodell had in mind when he issued the discipline, instructed Goodell to adjust his discipline accordingly if any part of it was because he intended to punish the players for salary-cap violations.

Captured rays merit caution due to their long, venomous stings.

Seemingly, the threat of homophobia, whether real or perceived, is significant enough to merit caution, as the aggressive posture of "raging" has come to outwardly define much of the EDM fan population.

The study has several limitations that merit caution in interpreting the results.