Sentence examples for to caution against from inspiring English sources

Syrian activists were quick to caution against parallels.

But he would be the first to caution against making too much of his longevity.

Brian Eno is the latest pop musician to caution against voting Brexit.

People are right to caution against triumphalism, but to dismiss the moment is a mistake, too.

Who was there to caution against the mad stampede of telecoms firms into fibre-optic cable?

Others, including some teenagers, parents and even the mayor, began to caution against overreacting.

At the same time, it revised its travel advice on Lebanon to caution against all non-essential travel.

This is not to exculpate Wall Street, but to caution against drawing too much proof from too little evidence.

Experts have appeared nightly on television to caution against over- reaction, saying that a Chernobyl-style catastrophe is unlikely.

The board says that there is no evidence that those drugs are widely diverted for illicit use, and therefore no reason to caution against increased production.

Of course, it is the job of a good lawyer to look through the lens of legal vulnerability and to caution against anything that may lead to trouble.