Sentence examples for she caveats from inspiring English sources

She caveats, "Remember though I was at journalism school in 1993-4, so it's not necessarily still true".

She caveats this by advising that variety should be encouraged: "While e-readers can have a positive impact, we also encourage reading print books, magazines, newspapers and comics, and particularly a range of fiction and non-fiction".

Has she added caveats to what, earlier in her career, were imperatives?

Before Lucy Donaldson of Nottingham University tells me about her groundbreaking work in this area, she has caveats.

WHEN I invited a friend to dinner this Friday to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah, she accepted with a caveat: she and her husband do not eat red meat.

But speaking in Luxembourg on Tuesday, she stressed the caveats.

Along with the other caveats, she said, without knowing the total amount of oil flowing into the Gulf it's impossible to estimate how much oil might reach the Atlantic, and in what concentration.

"I think it can certainly be a problem to portray masculinity and violence as one and the same because it reinforces the idea in young boys that they have to be violent to prove that they are men," she said, with caveats, "That near-savage state of play in the rugby matches I went to seemed to always dissolve shortly after the game ended.

But based on the lessons she's learned in the past 36 months, the trials she's gone through, the hurdles she's crossed, she adds one caveat to the president's words.

But Ms. Hagopian has had no complications and is very satisfied with the results, she said, though she added a caveat.

— Cyndy Dailey held a job fair at her nonprofit agency here last weekend, with a major caveat: she did not yet know if she could hire.