Sentence examples for these cautions from inspiring English sources

But in only a minority of cases -- like The Times's own Web site -- is the language of these cautions unambiguous.

For more than 20 years marine scientists have issued cautions about the reef, and have associated these cautions with human-induced climate change.

With these cautions, high-yield may be appealing these days — though not the screaming bargain it proved to be when market liquidity evaporated in 2008.

But almost immediately after the report appeared, the chapter containing these cautions suddenly vanished: unspecified Chinese officials had taken umbrage at such direct criticism, and forced the World Bank to redact the offending portion of its analysis.

State officials warn against abruptly pulling over to the side of the road and say that venturing into median areas in highways is prohibited, but these cautions are brazenly ignored along the Bluebonnet Trail.

Deeney was one of four Watford players booked and the final one of these cautions Adlène Guedioura was perhaps lucky to stay on the field after a reckless challenge on Lewis Dunk but Watford were worthy winners despite Brighton's late, desperate siege.

Are these "Caution: Opinion Ahead" warnings like the warning labels on cigarettes, intended to scare you away?

Beliefs such as these caution anthropologists against narrow biogenetic explanations for the incest taboo and pose severe impediments to a universal definition.

In all these, caution, mindfulness, and the need for dialogue are therefore called for.

Andrew Monte, of the University of Colorado School of Medicine, said that these standard cautions are disingenuous.

There were 126 genes with these two cautions.