用“caveat”造句大全，caveat造句

That caveat aside, here are some of the stepping stones along my path to liberation.

One caveat: Your employer could emerge victorious if you betrayed trade secrets while freelancing.

The delivery options are the same, with the caveat that only the UI team is involved in this process.

The caveat: Lawyers who bill 1,750 hours can recoup $7,500 of their lost pay, and those who bill 1,900 hours can recoup all of it.

With the usual caveat that past performance is no guarantee of anything, two recent reports have uncovered interesting patterns in Apple's (AAPL) share price.

108. In this situation, I should like to add a caveat for the Government of South Africa. Let that Government not suppose that the termination of its legal Mandate absolves it from international responsibility for its actions in that Territory.

There is one caveat.

The caveat: Beware of overeating!

The second caveat concerns the relevance of the mental improvement.

Let me know if you find anything, and in the meantime, caveat emptor.

The major caveat with disabling buttons is to remember to re-enable them at an appropriate time.

The other caveat with the FCC’s new rules is their leniency towards mobile operators, who will be allowed to block some kinds of traffic.

Sony decided to open up the PS3 console a little bit, and allow third-party operating systems to be installed, with the caveat that they do not get accelerated graphics.

A caveat here is appropriate.

This would essentially reverse the ordinary presumption to caveat venditor.

In his testimony, Federal Reserve Chairman Bernanke offered what he called an important caveat to projections about recovery.

Finally, there's an important caveat you need to remember: once a database has been created or converted to use automatic storage, it cannot be converted to a nonautomatic storage database.

To enter a caveat.

Fully a quarter of his models led to long-lived stars, but with an important caveat.

The caveat, however, is that a new product that does not do well in the market can turn any green figure (of profit and loss account) into red.

However, there's a rather significant caveat.

He then adds the usual caveat: "But, as a zoo director, I understand that it is absolutely essential that we keep them there."

Still, each photo contains the caveat, "Results not typical."

In the 19th century, when caveat emptor ruled, such risk judgments were not separable from the overall price, interest rate and other capital-allocating decisions struck in the marketplace.

There's a caveat, though. If you don't fall asleep within about 15 minutes, get up and do something relaxing.

As a caveat, the broad definition I use of a 'returning Indian,' in the context of this article, is someone who has been away for at least a decade.