Sentence examples for once cautioned from inspiring English sources
Financial wizard Warren Buffett once cautioned, "Beware of past performance 'proofs' in finance.
His nephew once cautioned him against it, saying of Johnny Walker, "It's not the best they make".
Former Cavalier Luke Walton, a cryotherapy advocate, once cautioned the treatment might be good, but doesn't feel good.
Those who once cautioned of a tech bubble and subsequent crash have given up on their warnings.
"Nationalism has a way of oppressing others," he once cautioned an audience in Govan back in 1990.
Samuel Johnson once cautioned against the practice of "recommending" Shakespeare through the greatest-hits approach of quoting selected passages.
Once source cautioned, however, that Republicans were not yet ready to accept any sort of temporary fix.
To the best of my knowledge, Federer has never once been cautioned by an umpire for exceeding the 25-second rule.
Former director of the FBI J. Edgar Hoover once famously cautioned against the deadly harms of "false courage from a marijuana cigarette".
He worries that by reducing the number of options, police may either send to court people who could be better dealt with outside or may let off entirely those who might once have been cautioned.One of the problems with the current caution system is that the efficacy of each element has never been properly tested, says Peter Neyroud, a former chief constable now at Cambridge University.
Take your own personal tours up, down, and throughout majestic towers that once guided and cautioned captains and crews as they traversed smooth or stormy waters.
