Sentence examples for minor caveat from inspiring English sources
But this is a minor caveat; most really good books have flaws.
There was one minor caveat: I had to get permission from the Queen Mother.
A minor caveat: when Melanie exacts from Heather a promise never to tell anyone - anyone - about the scheme, you know exactly what's going to happen 100 pages later.
There is, however, one minor caveat for the amnesty watchers and World Peace enthusiasts: most teams will not use the provision.
The presence of a handful of bandwagon-jumping craft beers from large breweries, Crafty Dan bottles or Fuller's Frontier lager, jars a little among such a wealth of genuinely wonderful beers from, say, Camden Town, Wiper and True, Thornbridge, Oakham and Beavertown, but that is a minor caveat.
Much more than a minor caveat, of course, is the same understandable worry that came, inevitably, in the wake of Usain Bolt's extraordinary dash to gold in Beijing three years ago and which has dropped like the other malevolent shoe so regularly for so long in the months following the Tour.
The Justice Department added some minor caveats to its approval, but it would be a big surprise if the commission rejected SBC's petition now.
Two minor caveats: the iPad version of the app quit unexpectedly on a couple of occasions, and the search feature is slow and incomplete.
I'm happy to say that with a few minor caveats, the PowerPad actually works.
And with only minor caveats, the same may be said for exegeses of the text in comparative contexts.
