caveat

The one big caveat: Wealthier Americans enriched by sharp stock-market gains are likely to drive the spending, reflecting what economists call a K-shaped economy.

He added one caveat: L.A. doesn’t plan to relinquish its rights to water around Mono Lake and still may need that water during a severe drought or other emergency.

Sales this year are expected to be similar to last year’s level, but the company added a caveat that guidance is dependent on the adequate availability of semiconductors.

But while there are caveats to England's general direction, this particular game was another example of a sub-par performance in a crunch situation, and in a match where many had them as clear favourites.

If you check all those boxes and stay mindful of the caveats I mentioned, you don’t need to stress about putting money toward more fun endeavors.