cautionary word

Their cautionary words are as true in our own time.

We would argue "no" even in the face of the cautionary words provided above.

Before we move on, however, a few cautionary words are necessary regarding stress.

The question remains whether the rest of the country's high school players will heed the cautionary words.

"The only cautionary word I have is that you need to come here with a job or be self-employed," she said.

The Justice Department took to heart the court's cautionary words on product design.

But just a few cautionary words before you lunge for your mailbox.

Such a deal might well be seen as a "reward for bad behaviour", in the White House's cautionary words.

'Look upon it as a cautionary word, your Grace.

A cautionary word should perhaps be entered here.

She heard Belasko's cautionary words and checked the mirror, slowing just enough to let another car come into view.

At a cautionary word from Jules they slowed their pace and approached the town warily.

In retrospect, though, Pee-wee's cautionary words had a prescient ring.

No additional cautionary words were needed.

Mr. Kuhnie praised the cooperative attitudes of everyone who worked on the program, but offered some cautionary words.

Behind him, Hobart muttered a cautionary word.

Indeed, on this score Mr. Greenspan offered some cautionary words that need to be heeded.

With his approval ratings drooping badly, the mayor of a certain large East Coast city might want to reflect on those cautionary words.

His cautionary words on introducing private accounts to the old-age pension program are noteworthy because, in essence, Britain has been there, done that.

His cautionary words came as a disappointment to some in the county who had seen the sale of the airport as a possible quick-fix money-raiser.

Similarly, Thomas realized while presenting the roast duck, a cautionary word of his own to the young nobleman could backfire drastically.

The cautionary words of Pendergast's note suddenly flashed through his mind: Diogenes is consummately dangerous.

- Mr President, I wish to offer some cautionary words, particularly to the new Obama Administration.

She was set on medical school, and despite her mother's cautionary words, the very mention of a surgical career had brought a gleam into her father's eyes.

Antiquities dealers love to refer to the time-tested stability of classical art, throwing in a cautionary word or two about the modern art world.