Sentence examples for recent caution from inspiring English sources

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If the museum continues to insist that it is charged to present the political context for September 11, Haykel's own recent caution that ISIS is "a symptom of a much deeper structural set of problems in the Sunni Arab world" should be incorporated into a potential re-editing and re-evaluation with regard to al Qaeda.

Despite recent cautioning on the use of paternity data to infer fertilization success in situations of sperm competition, our results show robust and conclusive support for the hypothesis that biased paternity success sampled late in the embryonic development of the Peron's tree frog is consistent with the corresponding between-male difference in siring success at fertilization.

For endometrial cancer, there are recent cautions that the practice of diagnostic hysteroscopy, which involves increasing intrauterine pressure using distension media, may retrogradely drive cancer cells into the peritoneal cavity through the fallopian tubes, thereby increasing the risk of metastasis [ 21].

Despite Iran's recent bluster, caution will probably prevail.

These recent findings caution investigators not to attribute inhibitory effects of PTX solely to ADP-ribosylation of Gi protein without first examining the cellular responses using PTX B-oligomer.

Recent history cautions against excessive pessimism.

But Pakistan's recent history cautions against giddy thinking about democracy.

But it can be difficult to see quick results, particularly for more recent initiatives, cautioned Jeffrey Levi, the executive director for the trust and a professor of health policy at George Washington University.

Athanasios Orphanides, SB '85, PhD '90, a professor of the practice of global economics and management at MIT Sloan, agrees with this assessment — but his recent research cautions against viewing the "original sin" of the Greek bailout and the subsequent euro area crisis as a purely economic problem.

And while most of those groups have at least tentatively endorsed the expanded plaza — including officials from Related, who see Broad's aggressive construction timetable as a possible catalyst for reviving the stalled Grand Avenue development — many sources I spoke to in recent days cautioned that the museum plan as a whole remains a work in progress.