Sentence examples for this important caveat from inspiring English sources

In her letter, Godlee wrote that Hunt's continued use of the figure of 11,000 deaths despite this important caveat "clearly implies that you believe these excess deaths are avoidable".

With this important caveat: you must first take out any adhering garlic fibres, those which remain pressed against the back part of the grid with the holes, or in the holes themselves.

But having given this important caveat, the authors discuss in detail strategies for picking the right school and advisor.

With this important caveat in mind, let us look at what Divers thinks modal fictionalism cannot deliver and modal realism can.

Sounds great, but the accountant failed to mention this important caveat: The IRS says you cannot deduct interest on loans used for tax-free investments.

Most people are unaware of this important caveat.

But — and this is the important caveat — this product expansion is in its early stages so the effect didn't play out on Grab's rivalry with Uber.

This conclusion carries the important caveat that we could not assess the specificity of the immune reagents used to perform the experiments.

Your local FM station can do it — but note this one important caveat: If the station is simultaneously transmitting over the Internet (as virtually all stations do these days), the above rules still apply to those "webcast" transmissions.

This is an important caveat, as most of the studies in this review were conducted at selective R1 universities that have a very specific population of students.

This probably reflects an important caveat for this model.