Sentence examples for offer a caution from inspiring English sources

And, while on the topic of Tesla, we would be remiss if we did not offer a caution about the use of Twitter.

I simply offer a caution that we be self-reflective about its impact on our lives personally and as a society.

But I do want to offer a caution.

But Britain also offers a caution to anyone who thinks higher turnout depends on far-left candidates, like Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader.

She offers a caution about liposuction: If you're going to have it, you had better be toned, otherwise you will come out looking like "cheesecake".

Fulbright offered a caution against the rigid dogmas of the Cold War and sponsored the Tonkin Gulf resolution, which he believed would swiftly end the Vietnam War but which served instead as the sanction for its escalation.

But the legal warnings at the end of its financial report offered a caution that the company could be hurt by "any issue that compromises our relationships with the U.S. government or damages our professional reputation".

Milgram's research offers a caution.

consultant, offers a caution: "It's like playing with fire: It can be a positive force when harnessed for the good, but fires are very destructive when they are out of control.

But McCarthy, who was considered next in line for the post, also offered a caution: "It's a big job".

Two decades later, the ill-fated experiment, largely relegated to academic journals, offers a caution to lawmakers at the national level as Republicans in the U.S. Senate race to write a bill to repeal and replace the federal Affordable Care Act.