Sentences with phrase «without caveats»

While Insiders are surely happy for their newfound privileges, the change is not without its caveats.

Typically a 1 - year warranty is offered as standard on any electronics purchased within a supported territory (read: not imported), however even this is not without caveats.

But Samsung's decision to forgo a plastic build in favor of a glass and metal chassis unfortunately doesn't come without its caveats.

Activist Mark Lynas goes against the grain with his support of GM crops, but not without some caveats.

Thus both phrases are highly misleading if they are taken at face value without caveats.

The problem with using science in this way is that it is presented without its caveats, its context or the limitations of its design.

This, without any caveats, makes a good starting point for responding to you.

Dr Rotstayn says that «what our model is suggesting is that these droughts in the Sahel in the 1970s and the 1980s may have been caused by pollution from Europe and North America» and the commentary goes on to say «if his model is correct...» So the science is certainly not presented without caveats, and nowhere do we simply state that global dimming is unquestionably the cause of the Sahel drought.

But it doesn't come without caveats.

I just wish I could say that without caveats.

If you've been holding out on a Wii U purchase until it had an exclusive that was recommended without caveats, now may be that time, and if you already own the system, 3D World will make sure you don't regret it.

A LOT of reviewers consider it a very good tablet — without any caveats of «if you can afford more get an iPad».

Of course, no study is without caveats.

This is the danger of teaching the Econ 101 model without caveats.

So there we have it: while not without some caveats, most of the critics are saying that It is worth your while and is deliciously scary for those of you who have the ability to watch horror movies with joy instead of the cringing terror that afflicts me.

That's a claim not without caveats, mind you.

Not that major battles aren't without their caveats.

I am proud to say that I am a huge fan without any caveats.

(CNN)- In the hypothetical battle of Elizabeth Warren vs. Hillary Clinton in 2016, one former Clinton opponent is putting his money on the former secretary of the state, but not without caveats.

These procedures should not be described as «safe» without any caveats; they may be «safe» in terms of obstetric science's ability to treat any undesirable consequences, but the lay person may understand the term «safe» to mean that there will not be any undesirable consequences.

The new policy is not without caveats.

If you need a runner - up without the caveats, the Braves have you covered.

This outlook isn't without caveats.

Anyone who says, «You should do this the way I did it,» without any caveats, should be maybe ignored in many cases, but certainly viewed with suspicion.

Show up in a hoodie and urge Congress, unequivocally and without caveat, to adopt regulations mirroring a new European data and privacy law, and he can...

In the e-mail, a copy of which was obtained by SI, Blake claimed without caveat that «Triton is averaging 32 % annualized return on its investments within the past five years.»

For example what is wrong with abhoring tax avoidance and evasion clearly and without caveat?

However, even without that caveat, this report still needed legislation to give the arbitration arm recognition in the court system.

Unfortunately, the emphasis of conventional nutritionists to consume whole grains is without caveat.

In my heart of hearts I can't wait until the day when my fashion sense is praised without the caveat that I'm plus or body positive or wearing something society says I shouldn't.

More spacious than the Ford Fiesta ST, more powerful, and more mature, the GTI is a car without caveat.

If Pikmin 3 has any particularly noteworthy flaw, it's that it doesn't offer up a single control scheme that comes without caveat.

This would be worth rephrasing to say «whenever you see it on a website (without caveat), you know they are trying to fool rather than inform you there» to avoid the problem of it appearing at this web site.

Almost everyone who has commented here will know that comments usually appear immediately, and without the caveat: «This comment is awaiting moderation».

I would point out that the huge red circle at the top of this thread with the 97 % figure in it says «Global warming is happening and we are the cause» without the caveat that it is not the only cause.

«Results indicate that a large majority of ATS members have concluded that climate change is happening (89 %)» Without the caveat «of those who responded» somewhere in that sentence that seems like an improper use of statistics.

Here we mean legal service coverage that covers an error or omission in providing legal services for the transaction for which liability is imposed by law, without any caveat that the error must affect the title to the property or the right to the use and enjoyment of the property.

Not exact matches

But there were a few caveats before he took it out on the market: there couldn't be rewrites without his consent, and Allison Janney had to play the role of Harding's mother.

The material from the Site Feeds is used in its entirety, including any caveats and disclaimers embedded in the Site Feeds materials without alteration

Is it now the case that we will not be able to talk about race or about the history of nineteenth century France without some equivalent caveat?

If you can't simply apologize without pathetic caveats and legal - religious - psychological babble - weaseling, then just don't say anything.

It feels like if I post anything without a dozen caveats, I risk starting an unwelcome avalanche of opinions.

First, a caveat: without getting bogged down in the scientific status of the theory of evolution, we should note that among scientists there is a consensus on the broad lines of the theory of evolution.

Using that diagram, I would say that (without all kinds of caveats and speaking broadly) that David sort of believes in a type 1 god, while Adam believes in a type 2 god.

Author Notes: When I was playing around with the idea of writing a low - sugar book, I had one and only one priority: the recipes had to be so good and so delicious that you could serve them without announcing the caveat that they were made with less sugar.

In the club that night in DC, I was reminded how revolutionary it still is for gay people to claim space and joy, to don tiaras and sashes and celebrate without apology or caveat or explanation.

Caveat: The president can dismiss any officer at any time for any reason without meaningful additional process.

The funding came with the caveat that the city «develop a comprehensive, long - term financial plan that is structurally balanced without reliance on continuing special state assistance.»

Last month the Times reported that examples of national caveats currently range from a ban on deploying out of area, to no night flying, to no flying in poor weather, no involvement in riot control and no venturing from bases without the maximum force protection or too far from the nearest hospital.

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?