Sentence examples for previous cautionary from inspiring English sources
Rather, the executives had subordinates in investor relations make calls in which they provided indirect hints that something was amiss — noting that other companies had been making public statements about the impact of the slowing economy on their earnings, and reminding the analysts of Office Depot's previous cautionary statements, according to the S.E.C.
Unlike the band's previous efforts, "Constitution" tells an angry cautionary tale about a future ruled by fascists.
Yet Carter warned against overly "Americanizing" the fight, a note Obama sounded in his State of the Union speech as a cautionary tale from the previous Iraq war.
"We didn't want to be a cautionary tale [like] other previous adtech companies," Sareen said.
4) This lead previously successful studios to overinvest in trying to make the same game again, exploding headcount and turning previous darling Zynga (and many others) into cautionary tales.
As a cautionary note, we remind that previous work has revealed the presence of a so-called gating dynamics of the α-HL nanopore at acidic pH, which could interfere with the stochastic changes in the current across the nanopore generated by the bacterial cell-nanopore interactions described herein [60].
This cautionary tale provides a potential explanation why a previous study of the very light-sensitive ChR2(C128A) reported only subshreshold depolarization and illustrates the practical importance of our findings [6].
In this wide-ranging study, Wolfgang Schivelbusch, a cultural historian who has in previous books teased hidden meanings out of the origins of coffee or the onset of domestic lighting, incorporates a cautionary note.
After the previous two games of the World Series, it might have been safer for the Giants if the Angels had posted a cautionary message: "People wearing this uniform can be dangerous to your pitching health".
"They're cautionary tales.
