Sentence examples for on cautionary from inspiring English sources

The administration was careful in wording its statement today not to declare the Israeli rocket attacks specifically as excessive, relying rather on cautionary diplomatic language.

Though Vietnamese leaders insist that they follow no outside models, they thrive on cautionary tales: the Soviet Union that collapsed when it loosened its government's grip, Indonesia that dissolved into disorder with the ouster of a strong leader, Asian economies that imploded because of their dependence on the global marketplace.

Developing operational guidelines to help to mitigate ecological damage to biodiversity should be based on cautionary principles and requires further large-scale and long-term research.

The results of the two experiments support the warnings in the WHO background document (WHO 2000) on cautionary policies "that such policies be adopted only under the condition that scientific assessments of risk and science-based exposure limits should not be undermined by the adoption of arbitrary cautionary approaches".

Delia Ephron sounded one cautionary note on the subject of her sister's expertise in all matters, large and small.

Anne K. Anderson, independent analyst at Atlantis Investment Co. in New Jersey — and the one cautionary voice on Oxford before its fall — thinks PhyCor is the best bet in the physician practice management (PPM) industry.

Like Panic In Needle Park, Drugstore Cowboy and even Boogie Nights - set in the porn industry but as much to do with cocaine abuse - it starts on a high and ends on a cautionary low.

A woman, an older hand from Michigan, passes on a cautionary tale: "I gotta tell you, at one point Jack and I lost our visits for FOUR YEARS.

To end on a cautionary note: the above predictions all suggest that lodgepole pine should be one of the species least affected by climate change.

My visit with Allis had ended on a cautionary note.

Colonel Collins's speech concluded on a cautionary note.