Sentence examples for yet another caution from inspiring English sources

These findings call into question advocacy for greater investments in technology absent concern for how it is implemented as well as raising yet another caution about ignoring research showing that technology (especially word processing) has the potential to impact writing positively if implemented well.

The left wing-back was quite an influential figure in the first half, even if he did pick up yet another Italian caution, for a shirt pull.

That may be yet another reason for caution for Mr. Almunia, whose department has long been accused of relying too much in its investigations on outside complaints from companies, rather than gathering evidence of actual harm to consumers.

The gender bias of TFA assessments in medical education is yet another reason why caution should be exercised in their use.

Given the risks of western involvement in yet another war in the Middle East, caution is required to allow UN inspectors the time to gather the necessary evidence and generate the technical information needed for a law enforcement option to emerge.

Yet analysts caution that broadcasting in English does not guarantee success.

Yet, with caution and careful preparation, a trip to Jam is possible.

Yet if caution is in order, analysts think there is also opportunity.

Yet economists caution that this credit-driven spending will dry out if incomes do not grow.

So a string of questions are answered with a fresh, yet telling, caution: Should Al Gore get into the race?

Borrowing is also getting easier for private-equity firms, one of which this week threw yet more caution to the wind by proposing to buy Chrysler (see article).