Sentence examples for minor caveats from inspiring English sources
There are some minor caveats.
Their contribution to the problem is to find such an algorithm, albeit with a couple of minor caveats.
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.
It's not easy to boil down complex abortion laws in a cross-comparative manner like this, and there are some minor caveats associated with this talking point.
Two minor caveats: the iPad version of the app quit unexpectedly on a couple of occasions, and the search feature is slow and incomplete.
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.
There is, however, one minor caveat for the amnesty watchers and World Peace enthusiasts: most teams will not use the provision.
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.
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.
