Sentence examples for special caveats from inspiring English sources
During the wet season, population sizes are likely much larger, though we are hesitant to state a specific figure because the wet season results require special caveats.
A few years ago the European Union passed a cap-and-trade system, but because it was so shot through with special interest caveats, emissions actually rose.
That will soon put an even bigger strain on public finances as large numbers of workers start to retire.Despite all these caveats, this special report will argue that, given the will, there is scope for the social and economic advances of the past two decades to continue.
Indeed, the measure was killed in the Legislature, only to be revived in a quick special session with one caveat that has kept enrollment figures low: the state could not give contracts to public schools to enroll students, one of the most successful methods of recruitment.
Special emphasis is placed on the caveats and difficulties in defining the nature and origin of the highlighted defects in ER-mitochondria communication, and their exact contribution to the neurodegenerative process.
With the caveat that Fallujah is special because it is a place of enormous tension, I think that we're going to see much more of the same.
NOTE: Terms like "switched", "non-switched" or "special access" are very complicated to understand and there are multiple caveats, too technical to discuss here.
It has been a week of special television retrospectives, official visits and expert panels, optimistic pronouncements and skeptical caveats.
A caveat is that it might increase neonatal admission to special care facilities.
The caveat is that Democrats are outperforming their historic baselines in every special election because their base is so much more motivated.
