Sentence examples for quick cautionary from inspiring English sources

Here's a quick cautionary tale related to amphibians, climate and the media — focusing on the extraordinarily charismatic harlequin frogs that have vanished from misty slopes around the tropics in the last couple of decades.

But he was quick to add a cautionary note: "We wanted to be careful to point out that some of that evidence is anecdotal.

This is a lesson about the limitations of reporters, but also a cautionary note for those quick to stand in judgment: Don't be so sure you would have done better.

The results from January's midterm exams were a cautionary lesson, though Newton teachers are quick to point out that the new Newton has barely taken hold.

A CAUTIONARY tale to dissuade diplomats and soldiers involved with the Balkans from being too quick to rest on their laurels?

"Kansas may be a slightly cautionary tale, with voters saying 'we don't want to go that far that quick,' but everyone is looking at it.

But as we turn her into a cautionary tale and tote up all the places she went wrong, let's not be too quick to edit drinking out of the picture.

Cautionary tales abound.

"They're cautionary tales.

But – cautionary tale alert!

— Quick, quick!