Sentences with phrase «cavaet emptor»

However, a caveat emptor is in order: Business owners need to have their attorney or accountant check out the bank and customer references of any factor, including those on this list.

Caveat emptor.

In selling the equipment, the rule is caveat emptor — let the buyer beware.

Cramer replied that he thought it was obvious stocks came with no guarantees, a «caveat emptor» situation.

Caveat emptor: Users must connect to Uniiverse with a social network profile, which could limit the site's potential growth.

And devotees of the chic: caveat emptor.

West Virginians are buying homes in a «caveat emptor» state, also known as «buyer beware.»

Caveat emptor is the watchword, and many of the early backers are more punters than funders.

Just remember: caveat emptor (let the buyer beware).

A caveat emptor attitude towards medical tonics could have meant the difference between life and death.

Caveat emptor — let the investor beware.

Like everything else, it's caveat emptor, and you need to do your homework.

It may come as a surprise that Massachusetts is still somewhat of a «buyer beware,» or caveat emptor state.

Arkansas is a «caveat emptor,» or «buyer beware» state.

But is this just caveat emptor?

It's important to note that Alabama is a «caveat emptor,» also known as a «buyer beware» state.

Also of importance to buyers, Virginia is a «caveat emptor» or «buyer beware» state.

Caveat emptor — read the contract before you sign it — she agreed, wittingly or not, to abide by the condo regulations.

Caveat emptor, as they said in ancient Rome — «Let the buyer beware.»

Caveat emptor (buyer beware)-- a hidden (at least initially) cost of ordering game meats online hits you right in the pocket when you go to check out.

However, your editor remembers his high school Latin: caveat emptor.

I'm sure we all deprecate the old principle of caveat emptor in buyer - seller relations, but let's be fair, if a man buys a lousy dog for an outrageous price because he's a wise guy and refuses to seek or listen to competent counsel, I can not feel sorry for him.

I mean even when he was with us it came with an emptor he was always going back to Barcelona.

Caveat emptor.

Like buyers of any other product or service, those who partake need to remember the old expression «caveat emptor» — buyer beware.

This is another case of caveat emptor, (let the buyer beware).

But I fear the sleeves in a small may be too tight to work, so caveat emptor.

Early expositors of the Rule, such as Hugo de Digne 1 and Angelo Clareno, 2 in their works always represent the Rule of which we are now speaking as the Caveat emptor definition, let the buyer beware: the principle that the seller of a product can not be held responsible for its quality unless it is

Caveat emptor: Even with so much to chew on, Black Panther is still a Marvel tentpole movie, one that will make oodles of money and likely spawn sequels so long as the margins allow.

That being said, in many ways NTSC acted as a concealer, so caveat emptor that the ultra-high resolution makes A Bug's Life look that much more dated and primitive next to something like WALL · E. Neither has the mix aged particularly gracefully: While the disc's 5.1 DTS - HD Master Audio comes amazingly close to matching my memory of screening the film in a THX auditorium, Gary Rydstrom's sound design is relentlessly manic in the fashion of late -»90s blockbusters and low - rent kid's fare.

Caveat emptor.

A similar phrase, caveat emptor, is well known in legal circles.

(Caveat translates to «may he beware» and emptor represents the consumer in the expression.)

Caveat emptor buyer beware (Technohype).

Caveat emptor..

I said, «What about caveat emptor?»

Caveat emptor (even with a firm deposit!).

I say to PSA, «Buyer beware» (caveat emptor for Latin fans).

Although not uncommon, the maps were not up to date on certain sections of our drive, so if you rely heavily on route guidance, caveat emptor (c» mon, we were in Italy driving an Italian car, you knew I had to get some Latin in there somewhere... Just be glad I don't start quoting Pliny the Elder).

And the Sport's appalling gas mileage — just a little more than 10mpg in our experience — is an expensive caveat that every potential emptor should heed.

It feels a little more ponderous than your average Range Rover, so caveat emptor if your primary reason for scooping one up is its softness.

Caveat emptor: Tiptronic costs $ 3,200 extra.

There's also the condescension of protecting the «innocent writer», as if they're somehow an exception to the rules of caveat emptor and due diligence.

It's a case of caveat emptor — as with everything else in the world.

Caveat emptor, I guess... This is such a bad deal and I'm sure some people will get suckered into it.

Caveat emptor: many of the titles are probably self - published, so the quality of the writing and editing will vary widely.

Caveat emptor and all that...

Caveat emptor definitely applies.

(Caveat emptor, however: the formatting and editing quality of public - domain works may vary.)

Great article and I think its «caveat emptor» approach to print on demand / self - publishing is a wise one.