Sentence examples for mild caveat from inspiring English sources
Read the full statement!" The sharp retort seems to catch Alexander off guard, but he soon regroups, pointing out that Trump's full comment in 1999 included the mild caveat that he was uncomfortable with "the concept of abortion".
Then the CEO added a mild caveat: "But based on the most recent sell-through information, we have opted to be more cautious with respect to our second-quarter home video reserves".
Have these editors learned nothing more than to insert mild caveats into administration propaganda that could potentially be used to lead us into another war?
Two mild caveats: I am not sure that Obama's election will put an end to "segregation," as Blige announced, and, like so many live R. & B. drummers, Mary's drummer overplayed a song that does not need the false gift of ornament.
If one regards the spacetime interval relations between masses-at-times as one's basis on which space-time is built up as an ideal entity, then with only mild caveats relationism works: the 'relationally pure' facts suffice to uniquely fix how the material systems are embeddable (up to isomorphism) in the 'Minkowski' spacetime of STR.
Thus, the caveat: mild or moderate alcohol consumption may be protective, but only in persons who are not obese.
Well, even that mild improvement comes with a caveat, as deeper analysis shows that this increase "was accompanied by a significant rise in Latino stereotypes on NBCUniversal.
Participants working with children with neurological conditions highlighted the caveat that some children compensate well for milder deteriorations but decompensate precipitously and disproportionately at a certain point.
A caveat from Silvers: If the reaction, like Sergei's, is mild, doesn't seem to be getting worse, and is mainly just a runny nose or itchy eyes, taking an antihistamine before smoking may help.
However, data on antibody titers after asymptomatic or mild MERS-CoV infections are limited, and our conclusion about lack of human infection must be subject to that caveat.
