Sentences with phrase «usual caveats»

Usual caveats apply: Plenty of typos and grammatical and factual errors, some, but not all, of which will be cleared up later.

Usual caveats about not everybody having the same taste apply, but I think this DS Lite «initiations» comic is totally cute, and a number of the others are pretty fun, too - have a wander around and see what you guys think, eh?

Usual caveats apply: I'll make plenty of mistakes but will probably clear them up later.

A 2017 study (in Australia, so all the usual caveats about cultures apply) set out to show anti-woman bias in hiring and showed the exact opposite.

This is where we note the usual caveats that come with trusting Kickstarter projects from young startups.

«The usual caveats exist about liquidity but these moves are concerning and bring back pretty painful memories of 2008.

The usual caveats about these things apply — namely, they won't sound as good as a larger, usually wired solution — but if you want serviceable sound in the shower, by the pool, or at the beach, they'll serve you well.

They are both reasonable methods, but the usual caveat of stops in essential in both methods.

And not to beat a dead horse, but the usual caveats apply: there are pros and cons of certification, and many uncertified farms grow coffee sustainably, meeting or exceeding the strongest criteria.

In the past month (acknowledging the usual caveat) 61,600 were funnelled into work, all but 19,700 of them full - time.

The authors3 duly note the usual caveats, in particular that the degree of variation within the samples is very high, highlighting the risks and opportunities available.

I will not rehearse the usual caveats regarding «lies, damned lies and statistics» other than to say it is the closest we have to objectivity and whether we like it or not statistics are indispensable aids for football coaches (and sports coaches in general) around the world.

With the usual caveats of small sample sizes (nobody with more than 19 games, only 7 teams to compare.

Here is my order of need for the draft (with the usual caveat that you have to catch a falling star, regardless of position): 1.)

There is no downside to this and while I've only based this on stats, and watched him on YouTube (usual caveats but in a word... wow!)

The usual caveats: There will be typos aplenty until things calm down and I correct them all, so no angry emails about apostrophes.

Of course, the usual caveats apply — how often will the data be updated?

Of course, as usual, the usual caveat applies for presidential polling right now: It remains insanely early and we aren't even out of the current presidential election cycle.

Of course, the usual caveats apply: the researchers» algorithms might not have correctly identified bot traffic, and even without mechanical assistance, pro-Trump messaging would have won out on Twitter.

I also offer the usual caveat that you really can't assume all of the committee members of every county are going to follow the lead of their respective chairs.

Subjects may include speakers, crowd shots (the usual caveats about consent apply), presentation slides or anything else that's better expressed in images than in words.

I'll be live blogging throughout with the usual caveats: There will be typos and factual inaccuracies.

The usual caveats apply: Apologies in advance for the typos.

At which point I should probably say that we at ConHome are — on the whole, and with all the usual caveats about transparency and efficiency, etc — sympathetic to the aid target.

Public ownership — with the usual caveats of what form it will take — has been reinstated as part of Labour's socialist identity, for example.

The usual caveats apply: I apologise in advance for typos, they will be corrected later.

Charles Kuffner is right in saying that the usual caveats apply with regard there even being a special election whether the electorate will be any better for Democrats in a special depending on when it will be called.

Of course there is the usual caveat about immigration at the start, part of a protective shield of critical policies which Labour candidates can use on the door step.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty, which we will clear up when it's all over.

Usual caveats - I'll make many typos and hideous factual inaccuracies.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty and occasional innocent and also cynical inaccuracies.

The usual caveat: typos abound.

The usual caveats: Apologies in advance for typos, inaccuracies and any offence caused.

The usual caveat for those of you here for the first time: There will be typos and possibly a range of grammatical and logical errors.

The usual caveats apply about it being just one poll, but it shows Labour support perking up in Wales since Jeremy Corbyn's election — Westminster voting intentions with changes from last month are CON 26 % -LRB--2), LAB 42 % (+5), LDEM 5 % (+1), Plaid 10 % -LRB--2), UKIP 16 % (+1).

Factor in the usual caveats about polling so soon after a change of government, but the latest Sun / YouGov poll is still pretty eyecatching.

The usual caveats I give for notional results apply — this is an accounting exercise, estimating what the ward level vote within each constituency would have been in 2015 (basing the distribution on the distribution at local elections) then reallocating the wards to their new constituencies and adding them back up again.

As ever, all the usual caveats about one poll apply.

The usual caveats apply: There will be typos aplenty (corrected later), several matters of specific factual inaccuracy and a general disregard for journalistic standards.

Cleverly went on to add the usual caveats that for now he wants to «get on with the job in hand» and that it would be wrong for his party to be «obsessing on who comes after Theresa».

With my usual caveats about the value of averaging out polls and swing calculators, if the sort of shares of the vote suggested by these polls was repeated at a general election it would produce a hung Parliament with Labour as the largest party.

Of course, the usual caveat applies when looking at a single proxy record - this is a temperature record for a single location.To get a better feel for past climate, you need to look at proxy records from a range of locations.

Aside from the usual caveats applied to Botox injections (such as the neurotoxin inadvertently spreading to surrounding tissue), some experts warn of potential affects on sperm count.

The usual caveats apply: don't bother with the fourth season if you haven't been following the series from the very start.

Perhaps it won't surprise you that the awards below, particularly in the craft categories, are more or less dominated by a couple of films that we have all been championing throughout the year, but the usual caveats of all our team posts apply to this one as well.