One caveat applies, of course, when hunting for stocks that appear to carry a suspiciously high yield.

The usual caveat applies: if you don't want to know the scores, look away now.

The same caveat applies to the range of faster craft - fast ferries, catamarans and hydrofoils - which take half the time of the old-fashioned boats and cost twice as much.

With any of these options there's an important caveat.

An important caveat: this guy has forty years of experience on you.

There's an important caveat here.

Is he yet — an important caveat, this yet — strong enough and principled enough to resist the team's tendency to become cynical or arrogant in their quest for success?

With the important caveat that important budgetary issues are subsequently put to a vote by ballot.

The only caveat that was particular to our application was that our roof must match that of our neighbour.

The only caveat would be that the club may receive a bid that they consider to be too good to turn down.

The only caveat was that she has won here before only for her rivals to rally in the interim and turn up to the leading championships with the gap bridged.

But that's my only caveat.

The only caveats were no conditioner, oil or hot hairdryers near the extra-strength sticky tape.

Views — subject to the usual caveats — will stretch up to 26 miles.

The proviso, alongside the usual caveats related to options, was that he bought five shares for every two options.

But the usual caveats, political risk and iron ore prices in particular, still apply.

Here, with the usual caveats, are ten predictions.

Of course, it comes with all the usual caveats.