caveat

Example Sentences

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Thus a caveat is required: When he says “we will remember” Europe’s refusal to hand over Greenland, “we” means “me.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The report did add a key caveat: that Beijing will encourage those companies to buy domestic chips, as well.

From MarketWatch

The New Zealander is contracted to the end of the 2027 World Cup and, in the aftermath of the final Ashes Test in Sydney he said he wanted to remain, with a caveat.

From BBC

The study authors offered a caveat for their forecasts, saying that "recent reductions in data transparency make the estimates more uncertain."

From Barron's

But from his tone I detect some caveats.

From BBC