Sentences with phrase «bit of a caveat»

While the study concluded that the relationship between social media and stress was indirect, there is a bit of a caveat.

5, with a bit of a caveat.

And as for the new Chevrolet Cruze lineup's maximum power ratings, well there's a bit of a caveat there.

The only update was that between then and now the company made a rights offering (to qualified investors only... a bit of a caveat here that management can be self - serving) raising about $ 9 million last Spring and investing those funds in a self - storage facility in PA..

There is a bit of a caveat to all this multiplayer goodness — Towerfall Ascension lacks any sort of online multiplayer whatsoever.

OneNote is free, but that comes with a bit of a caveat.

As always, Google's Android distribution numbers come with a bit of a caveat: The data is only representative of devices that visited the Google Play Store during the 7 - day period ending on February 5, 2018.

Star Wars Battlefront 2 does have a splitscreen co-op option, but there is a bit of a caveat.

Not exact matches

One caveat for small companies looking to upgrade to Windows Small Business Server 2008 is that some of its integrated features it comes with, including Exchange 2007, require 64 bit processors, Gines notes.

There's just one small caveat: for some, the earthy flavor of sacha inchi takes a bit of getting used to.

One caveat: «If the surface of whatever you're serving in it is even a little bit wet, it'll stick to the ice bowl.»

Also, just as a caveat... not sure if you were actually specifically referencing McCoy's contract when you were talking the 13/11/10 / 10 structure or just making numbers up as an example, but it seemed a bit too close to his actual numbers to me so I just assumed you were basing it off of his actual contract lol.

As also mentioned in my previous review I have a small (or tall) caveat here — I am 6» 7 ″ and the RAV is a bit of a squeeze up front for me.

First, a caveat - the options are a bit of a word salad, trying to summarise Britain's choice between staying in the single market and limiting EU immigration.

Despite this and other caveats, the report, which was published in JAMA The Journal of the American Medical Association, adds to the growing evidence that carrying a little bit of extra weight — especially after midlife — might not be as bad for your health as was once thought.

Schneider recommends «three rules» of advocacy: explicitly stating when one's views reflect values rather than science; using colorful, easy - to - grasp metaphors; and producing a «hierarchy of products,» ranging from sound bites to op - eds to scholarly papers to lengthy books «where you can put in all the caveats.»

Climate science still faces the dilemma articulated by the late Steve Schneider and misrepresented by his adversaries — how do we best ensure that the public arrives at an accurate understanding of climate change, when the «sound bite» limits on our speaking time to the media force us to choose between making a few points with all the appropriate caveats, vs presenting details of all the points we believe important but without acknowledging uncertainties?

The only caveat is there is a bit of a learning curve which I detail in this blog post and this post.

My only caveat of the film would be that the intimate scenes appear a bit awkward and rushed, especially from the three male leads.

This one comes with caveats, huge caveats, but for prosperity's sake, having The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind on the Xbox One is a bit of a no brainer.

Paulster explained the most common caveats of drive by wire throttles, but my car is quite a bit different than that...

Alas, I also think there's quite a bit of merit to it, albeit with some caveats.

The usual question of whether Star Wars is less popular compared to other digital comics or Superman and Justice League are stronger performers comes next... with the caveat that Superman titles have appeared to be picking up a little bit of steam ahead of Action # 1000 and the arrival of Bendis.

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With one caveat, driving is on the left side of the street, so the first day has a bit of a learning curve.

That bit is key because, as we know, storytelling began with the caveat that a story must fall into one of two categories: either that of a comedy, or a tragedy.

From the National Science Foundation, another bit of Speculative Science ™ note the caveat in bold, which is all they need for a headline that screams certainty: This sudden release of gases into the atmosphere may have created intense global warming, and acidification of the oceans, which ultimately killed off thousands of plant and animal species.

I am being sarcastic but this is actually what you people sound like when you go after climate scientists, with the caveat of outrage over public funding to disguise that it is just a two - bit witch hunt.

This is probably a very good proxy for climate, with the caveat that modern frost resistant grape varieties, the general use of hardier American grape roots and modern planting techniques have probably pushed the line a bit to the north, even with slightly cooler climate.

I'd add the caveat however that L. Ron Hubbard is known the world over and had a net worth of $ 600,000,000 which, compared to a nobody like you, makes his speed quite a bit more than yours.

Of course, I omitted all the caveats, model failings and any bits in which models are not yet doing as well as we would all wish.

In these cases noble cause corruption can lead the author of the sound bite to deliberately characterize the issue incorrectly by selectively choosing the information included and not including key caveats.

I also think that this is a bit of a tempest in a teapot, since we seem to be free to put whatever caveats in our statement of principles that we think appropriate, so that we can water the principles down so that they mean very little.

Caveat... am no legal expert, have just spent a fair bit of time trawling the regulation and the ICO guidance.

Admittedly, it does so with a boatload of caveats, including no support for 64 - bit software, but it's still early days.

You can download it from the Plex Website, with the only caveat being that you'll need at least a 64 - bit version of Windows 7 or newer.

«I found your resume to be largely an effective representation of your career progress, with the obvious caveat that I know nothing else about you... I did not make substantial changes, but did reorder some elements and did a bit of general clean up work.