Sentence examples for sent a cautionary from inspiring English sources
In mid-May, the high school principal, G. Thomas Stella, sent a cautionary letter home to parents.
The vote sent a cautionary message to Mr. Bush on family planning, another area where many Republicans disagree with the party's religious right.
In 2007, the F.D.A. sent a cautionary letter to Kevin Vokes, a distributor, then in Texas, whose Web site described MonaVie as effective in relieving many conditions, including "joint/muscle pain and inflammation".
The agency also sent a cautionary signal to technology and advertising companies regarding a "Do Not Track" mechanism that allows consumers to opt out of having their online behavior monitored and shared.
He missed a filing deadline for his personal financial disclosures and his campaign was sent a cautionary letter by the Federal Election Commission for failing to include some campaign debts in its quarterly reports, later amended.
In Spain, the increase in house prices between 2000 and 2007 was particularly extreme — so much so that as early as 2006, a team of inspectors within the Bank of Spain sent a cautionary report to the government.
Secretary General Kofi Annan is expected to send a cautionary message to Cambodia in the next few days, a United Nations official said on Monday.
The Bush administration began the year with an audacious doctrine that held that removing Saddam Hussein from power would send a cautionary message to weapons proliferators and help remake the Middle East.
"There are a limited number of people available for them to consider, and it's going to send a cautionary note to individuals who could be candidates," Mr. Baer said.
Yet trends in health reform can be evaluated, and the Kosovo case study sends a cautionary note to those planning ambitious reforms in post-conflict settings.
The results of such studies send a cautionary note in terms of their direct applicability as probes of ammonia synthesis activity in which N2 activation is generally rate limiting.
