Sentence examples for mind the cautionary from inspiring English sources

As we were preparing to sell our house and land in Alaska, Cindy and I kept in mind the cautionary tale of our friend John Haines.

It brings to mind the cautionary parable of Socrates in the Phaedrus (274), where he makes the same point about the invention of writing.

Just be sure to always keep in mind the cautionary tale of V'ger, NASA.

While startups should keep in mind the cautionary tale that was Theranos and back up their research claims first, even with the lighter rules, they may have an easier time allaying investor worries this year in what was a previously much more risky environment.

We interpreted these with the cautionary note in mind that de novo annotation is questionable for soil-derived sequences (Raes et al. 2007).

With these cautionary notes in mind, the remainder of this section highlights the more influential studies on HRM and organisational performance from which Richardson and Thompson, and Caulkin, drew in reaching their conclusions.

The gleeful expression the TV cameras caught on the face of Federer's girlfriend, Mirka Vavrinec, when Dick Enberg ghoulishly announced the victor's purse of 2.4 million dollars, brought to mind some cautionary fable about a greedy Bengali princess.

In its frantic, Looney Tunes-style madness, "Despicable Me 2" brings to mind a cautionary children's story about an aspiring baker who learns the hard way that doubling the recipe for bread doesn't mean doubling the baking time.

When Goldman Sachs boss Lloyd Blankfein told The Times of London recently that bankers are "doing God's work," the cautionary tale of another successful businessman with ties to finance, London and the Almighty came quickly to mind.

Heed the cautionary whale.

So much for the cautionary.