Sentence examples for world caution from inspiring English sources

Some major players in the Hong Kong art world caution against overstating the reputation the city had for many years as a "cultural desert," however.

Still, analysts around the world caution that the European debt woes, which have rattled financial markets and severely eroded the value of the euro in recent months, is a significant threat.

In such a hazardous world, caution reigns, and remaining safe requires some technical and physical skill.

Still, David Willey, editor in chief of Runner's World, cautions against switching from a conventional running shoe to a minimal one hastily.

Aside from minority investments in selected web sites (CBS MarketWatch and CBS Sports Line for promotional purposes, the No. 1 TV network has approached the online world with caution while rivals ABC dis and NBC (owned by General Electric) have developed respected news and entertainment services that blend TV and the Internet in an attempt to convert TV viewers into online users.

Although welcoming the extra visitors, the museum world is cautioning that government grants need to compensate for lost revenue.

But with U.S. exports in sharp decline -- they have fallen 16percentt during the current economic crisis, Mr. Kirk noted -- Mr. Obama has joined the world leaders cautioning against protectionism.

A30 BUSINESS DAY C1-16 Warning From Intel The largest maker of semiconductors, citing cancellations by large customers and general slowdowns in the world economy, cautioned investors that revenue for this quarter would be short of projections.

"This option [peace with Israel] cannot be promoted in the Arab and Islamic worlds anymore," cautioned Raad.

The lack of scientific findings published in a peer-reviewed journal has led to experts from around the world calling for caution to be exercised while further work is conducted.

But it is just one leg of an emerging Indian approach to the world — one part caution, one part competition, with a dash of mimicry sprinkled in — that is ever mindful of the more powerful giant that has risen on its eastern flank.