Sentence examples for there are cautionary from inspiring English sources

But there are cautionary tales.

There are cautionary tales in similar fields.

There are cautionary notes in this relationship.

For every glimpse of economic recovery, there are cautionary warnings.

For Obama there are cautionary notes, if no surefire formulas, in these examples.

There are cautionary tales in the Arab uprisings, as Syria has shown: not every revolution can be as successful as Tunisia's, not every aftermath is rosy.

"That, right there, is cautionary," Donahue says, adding that the news should have been, "Half the democratic electorate still undecided...and that would be the headline until that number hits 30percentt".

There were cautionary hints aplenty from the get-go.

If there were cautionary words preceding each episode of the film, they might advise viewer discretion on the grounds that men who don't look like Hugh Grant remove very bad clothes to reveal paunchy bodies.

There were cautionary tales, like that of Conor Jackson, who was picked by the Diamondbacks in the first round of the 2003 draft and quickly rose to the majors before being struck by the illness in 2009, when he lost 30 pounds and had his career derailed.

Along the way there have been cautionary statements about excessive risk in his tackling, a disturbing sense that sometimes his desire might be self-destructive as it was all-consuming.