Sentence examples for specific caveats from inspiring English sources

DSD offered to share bulk, unselected, unminimised metadata – although there were specific caveats.

Facebook's UK expansion plans don't mention any specific caveats or conditions for the company to grow headcount in the country.

Facebook's UK expansion plans don't mention any specific caveats or conditions for the company to grow headcount in the country.

Given the initiative's specific caveats, it's difficult to see how ranchers would be harmed by the public land restriction.

However, there are specific caveats.

Examples of geography specific caveats include use of trimethoprim in the UK rather than trimethoprim-sulfamethoxazole (co-trimoxazole).

But the entire second half starting with the part in bold introduces a specific caveat.

If anything, Apple can become the next Disney – but with a specific caveat.

However, this is no different really than the set of assumptions that underpin the Standard InChI that is presently utilized in the majority of databases, with one specific caveat.

With one specific caveat, DC Films has operated more like Walt Disney Animation (no sequels) than like the MCU (which released Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man in their seventh-year since Iron Man) or DreamWorks Animation.

And the agency included a specific caveat with respect to research tying glyphosate to non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL), saying: "There are conflicting views on how to interpret the overall results for NHL.