This was a cautionary tale

A Cautionary Tale of a Life Without Reservations

And I would add a cautionary note here, however.

The Economist has run numerous cautionary articles with titles like Castles in Hot Air.

The Sankei article concludes with a cautionary note by someone else active in Japan's finance industry

Altaweel's story became a cautionary tale for some, and a source of hope and resilience for others.

And he goes on to say, The landmark Stanford study provides a cautionary tale for all military operations.

Cautionary tales notwithstanding, collaborative research is on the upswing, and Polfus caribou scat project offers an encouraging example.

Americans are accustomed to thinking that their country s bitter experience in Vietnam taught certain lessons that became cautionary principles.

In the United States, cautionary voices have been notably absent even among staunchly liberal newspapers like The New York Times .

It maxes out in the 1930s, '40s and '50s, and then it starts slowing down, and here's a cautionary note.

But the history of such policies, particularly in Latin America and the Caribbean, is filled with failure and cautionary tales.

A passing knowledge of historical trends might have made for a more cautionary stance see O Rourke and Williamson, 1999.

That's the Lucifer effect. And he goes on to say, The landmark Stanford study provides a cautionary tale for all military operations.

Israel would therefore be wise to remember Sharon s cautionary words, and reinforce its pressure on the US administration with a broader diplomatic campaign.

Around the world, newspapers trumpet a housing bubble about to burst. The Economist has run numerous cautionary articles with titles like Castles in Hot Air.

But science, almost everyone agrees, is different, and here the United States is beginning to stand as a cautionary example to the rest of the world.

Then growth gets better and better. It maxes out in the 1930s, '40s and '50s, and then it starts slowing down, and here's a cautionary note.

Most major Chinese papers ran Chu s photo on the front page, with Beijing Business Today running a cautionary headline Don t Mistake the Visiting American Ministers as Relatives!

It is a timely cautionary tale that alerts the audience to the relaxed presence of temptation in all of its forms and the dire consequences of succumbing.

I was not arguing for protectionism, but rather sounding a cautionary note that we must be aware of the downside risks and be prepared to deal with them.

e Various indigenous and Afro Colombian communities that were affected were the subject of cautionary or provisional measures on the part of the Inter American Human Rights Court.

In the context of the contrast between the evidently satisfactory outcome of United Nations efforts in Cambodia and the uncertainties of the situation in Somalia, my Government feels a need to sound a cautionary warning.

For example, besides being a main suspect in the murder of Kurmanbek s one time chief of staff, Medet Sadyrkulov, Janysh is accused of sending a cautionary message to Sadyrkulov in the form of a severed nose and ear.

Over a quarter century ago, I showed that, under plausible conditions, trade liberalization could make everyone worse off. I was not arguing for protectionism, but rather sounding a cautionary note that we must be aware of the downside risks and be prepared to deal with them.