Sentence examples similar to well cautioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sellew of Gro-Well cautioned that chlorides corrode metal gutters, so this fix should be tried only on roofs without them.

Here is Livid, greeting his sons, Richard and Anthony, called Tonto: Well, well, he cautioned.

And LDOE and the RSD-selling set must prepare the public for a narrative that requires, well, "caution".

Beschloss clearly admires his subjects, yet he might well have cautioned his readers to be wary of presidents whose actions could lead the nation in the wrong direction.

In the revised Discussion, we have discussed possible reasons for apparently discrepant findings in different studies, as well as cautioned that there is a need for further studies of p38α MAPK-regulation of starvation-induced autophagy.

Given that the petition will have been signed by many of his members, the RSPB's chief executive, Mike Clarke, would do well to caution his senior staff not to write any further hostages to fortune.

Well, Ted cautions you this way.

"When people have to make a big change in their lives, their efforts are undermined if they are trying to make other changes as well," they caution.

He sees value in other nontechnology stocks as well, but he cautioned, "We won't buy a company just because it's been beaten up 60percentt".

The day after, officials said that it appeared the well's blowout preventer had kicked in and that there did not seem to be any oil leaking from the well, though they cautioned it was not a guarantee.

With new amendments to female prisoners' rights about to be introduced, China appeared to be doing well, though Mr. Kamm cautioned that far more needed to be known about conditions on the ground.