Sentence examples for useful caution from inspiring English sources

"That proved to be a useful caution.

And it, too, serves as a useful caution against the natural preference for tidy stories with well-defined heroes.

In a time of euphoria about democracy around the globe, "From Voting to Violence" serves as a useful caution against a wave of electoral triumphalism.

Our data for trnH-psbA may serve as a useful caution: algorithms that screen for structural mutations, including inversions as well as insertions and deletions, may need to be incorporated into the bioinformatic toolkit to be used in DNA barcoding generally, for all markers.

Success breeds hunger for more success, perhaps one of the book's most useful cautions.

These are useful cautions because, as all these movies show, belief in authority of one kind or another — including the authority of science — was considerably stronger in that age than in the present day, when few leaders are trusted, and the word "expert" is almost invariably preceded by "so-called".

Therefore, the authors may want to use caution before making statements such as "adaptation to an altered environment is not useful for training task performance".

Senior W.H.O. officials are careful to say just that the United States is "sounding useful notes of caution," in the words of Dr. David J. Alnwick, manager of the Roll Back Malaria project in the agency.

We can take operationalism as a useful and practicable caution not to make conceptual extensions without operational grounds.

Long legs are useful too, but use much caution if attempting to kick.

"But like any 'tool,' an increased payout is only useful when used in the right way," the report cautions.