Sentence examples for set caution from inspiring English sources

But when scarlet, gold and neon-orange chili peppers hit the farmers' market this summer, I decided it was time to set caution aside and give it a go.

For RC-type and AE-type GICs, we set "caution," "warning," and "emergency" alert levels for magnetic storms with a peak Dst index of less than −300, −600, and −900 nT, respectively.

We set "caution," "warning," and "emergency" alert levels during the main phase of superstorms with the peak Dst index of less than −300 nT (once per 10 years), −600 nT (once per 60 years), or −900 nT (once per 100 years), respectively.

Even if we set this caution aside, there may be parts of persistently employed strategy that lead to persistent failure.

In building such a coherent data set a caution is necessary as the dayside magnetopause at high-latitudes may be less clearly defined than in the case of observations at low latitudes.

Did she not have to set aside cautions, sorrows, hopes, fears, loyalties, to permit herself the role of the plump and ready siren in the steam-room?

Moshe Bar, a psychologist at Harvard Medical School in Boston who was not involved in the study, is impressed by the long-term data set but cautions that the study is observational and can't establish that self-control breeds success.

Our sample was predominately a group of educated health care recipients being cared for in two comprehensive cancer centers; [ 17] thus these findings only can be generalized beyond such a sample and setting with caution.

Last week's blurp doesn't even set his yellow "caution" light flashing.

Our data set suggests that caution is warranted if the intention is to use serum starvation as a method to draw conclusions about protein abundance variations that occur in a normal, unperturbed, proliferating cell cycle.

Based on a short story by the popular Chinese writer Eileen Chang, "Lust, Caution" is set in the early 1940s during the Sino-Japanese war, mostly in Japanese-occupied Shanghai.