Rather, it's meant to "provide a note of welcome.
Julian likens the view to that of the Bay of Naples, at least on a sunny day, and that provides a note of sophistication.
Pressure for a boom may therefore be building.But Scott Sumner provides a note of caution: household formation has also fallen dramatically in recent years.
Before we're accused of putting you off, however, let's provide a note of optimism from trainee Susan whoanga-Wamai, who told Guardian Careers: "There are jobs out there, you just have to work hard to get them".
Peggy, everyone's second-favorite precocious youngster, provided a note of comic relief, soaking Roger for $400 in cash when he needed a plan for Mohawk Airlines done over the weekend.
But the upturn in real estate prices nonetheless provided a note of cheer this week in a country whose consumers were already more optimistic — or at least less pessimistic — than they had been in years.
And, clearly not one to miss an opportunity to provide a note of emphasis for its competitors (and startups looking for exit opportunities), TabTale said that it also recently hit profitability.
We therefore provide a note of caution for the use of lhRNAs containing more than two adjacent siRNA sequences aimed at effective combinatorial RNAi.
Our participants provide a note of caution that deteriorating remuneration compared to clinical work may eventually impact upon recruitment and retention of supervisors.
For patients, our results imply that in many cases symptom checkers can give the user a sense of possible diagnoses but also provide a note of caution, as the tools are frequently wrong and the triage advice overly cautious.
