Sentence examples for time cautions from inspiring English sources

"We tell students, 'Find a major that makes you intellectually engaged, that expands your brain and deepens your understanding of the world.' " At the same time, cautions Dr. Fogg, the stakes for college students today couldn't be higher: 41 percent of graduates are employed in jobs that don't require a college degree.

Our finding that mortality among those lost to care increased over time cautions against the use of cross-sectional tracing studies at a one point in time for correcting cohort mortality.

At the same time, caution may often be a virtue for politicians, but rarely so for comedians.

Senior diplomats and intelligence officials involved in the drug war in Colombia at the time cautioned against drawing conclusions from the report, noting that such documents were routinely produced with little vetting or oversight.

The Italians described Eritrea as governed by a "brutal dictator" and noted that it had "not gotten results from its efforts at engagement", while at the same time cautioning against "creating another Afghanistan" by imposing sanctions.

This will not be easy -- it requires time, caution and very difficult conversations on values and cultural beliefs.

The calfskin loafers are a must, it whispers, at the same time cautioning that the purchase would put you over your monthly budget.

Given that different regions were not sampled at the same time, caution is warranted when comparing different sites and LMEs because estimates of temporal variation are lacking.

At the same time caution is obligatory in extrapolating to human plaque.

At the same time, caution must be exercised when interpreting and applying the results from this single study.

In older patients, in analyses of revisions in frail patients and when a registry has a long follow-up time, caution should be greatest, as overestimation of risk will be highest because of the high incidence of death.