Sentence examples for serious cautions from inspiring English sources

The case for day-to-day fact-checking is compelling, but I would raise serious cautions.

Consular Information Sheets offer serious cautions about so many relatively peaceful countries, from Greece to Vietnam, that they can lose their impact.

Miss Ford prefers to focus on the question of joint bank accounts (approach them "with serious caution") and allowances for the spouse who doesn't work (preferable to begging for pocket money).

The trope of the struggling artist is nothing new, but the real-life financial and mental health implications of entering into such a field are surely cause for serious caution.

Still, serious caution is in order in the real estate slump of 1990, Hovnanian's price-to-book ratio dropped as far as 0.3.

Nonetheless, our data suggest that serious caution is warranted with this approach.

Since PCR template cloning and sequencing is widely used in identification of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), our data indicate that a serious caution should be taken in finding of true SNPs in various genetic studies.

The question voters would ask is "Are You Serious?" he cautioned.

"While we do not necessarily believe recent softness signals the start of something more serious, our caution level has increased".

And there's a more serious note of caution to be made here, too.

On Tuesday, the Serious Fraud Office cautioned that as a first step it needed to make sure that its use of an Autonomy product, Introspect, as a document management tool, did not pose a conflict of interest.