Sentence examples for point caution from inspiring English sources
At a certain point, caution is another word for indecisiveness.
Presidential Unit Citation The Presidential Unit Citation Navyy) was awarded for extraordinary heroism and outstanding performance to units participating in Operation SEALORDS for the period 18 October to 5 December 1968 and included the Squadron One cutters Point Cypress, Point White, Point Grace, Point Young, Point Comfort, Point Mast, Point Marone, Point Caution, and Point Partridge.
However, in relation to this latter point, caution has to be taken in interpreting these data as it is known that (i) rapamycin has a potent toxic effect on pancreatic beta cells and (ii) rapamycin withdrawal leads to a return to normoglycemia, that is, remission.
Even Israel, the man with whom she has intense, compelling sex, and who seems rather depthless ("Would you like to have my cum in your mouth right now, talking to those rich people?"), at one point cautions Sheila against being "one of those people who think they can control themselves".
"Young scientists can indulge in outside passions to a point," cautions Siegel.
Given the lack of movement over the past few months, and the fact that the race remains much closer in some daily tracking polls — in its latest update, Gallup has the race dead-even, and Rasmussen actually has Romney ahead by four points — caution is called for, Silver warns.
But I would also mention one point of caution: the details of any caulkers plan will matter enormously.
The only point of caution that we can see for BT is that it is still unclear how the bidding process for any subsidy will actually work.
He did make a point to caution everyone about reducing the 200 freestyle to the first freestyle matchup between him and Phelps.
On this last point, a caution to the uninitiated: if a bell or gong sounds, it is worth glancing up since it is likely to be a warning that some enormous vat of water overhead is preparing to dump its contents, and everyone but you knows it.
One point of caution: "Don't surround yourself with 'yes' people".
