Examples of using Cautioned in English and their translations into Hebrew
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All parties cautioned that progress remained fragile,
But the judge cautioned eBay that if it continued to infringe on the patents,
In a veiled warning to the West, Russia cautioned Thursday against any attempt to spark a new"color revolution" in Armenia by exploiting protests against electricity prices for political ends.
Moralists cautioned against devoting too much time to them, with chess even
Dr. Grando again cautioned me of the factors that could contribute to relapse, which included physical stress.
The US pressured us to release these monsters and yet cautioned us against releasing those who had murdered American citizens.
The Jewish calendar long-ago cautioned us about the danger of this approach.
Leslie Boyer, the anti-venom doctor at the University of Arizona VIPER Institute, cautioned against attempts to kill snakes,
He also cautioned that the Red Sea is no longer safe with a US presence.
Don't presume that you know what your patients are thinking in terms of spectacle independence after IOL implantation, Dr. Gatinel cautioned.
Trump“is unpredictable and may change his position 180 degrees,” cautioned Sergei Rogov,
Barkley also cautioned that people with ADD are more sensitive to the effects of alcohol and are unable to drive safely after drinking.
Mr. Wolfe also cautioned that workers with more atypical-sounding titles on their résumés may find it more challenging to translate their work experience to new prospective employers.
We're not talking about running home with a wheelbarrow full of grapes from a vineyard,” she cautioned.
you're not going to see little Jewish stars,” she cautioned.
Despite this genetic evidence, however, Dr. Drayna cautioned that most human medical problems are a combination of genes and'something else," such as environment or learning.
However, she cautioned:"That is not to say that our future lies only in Europe.".
The military cautioned that these figures“do not reliably reflect reality” because of partial records and other problems.
The sources cautioned that no decision has been made and asked not to
He cautioned that the study is not definitive proof that vitamin D can prevent ARI