Disclaimers in a sentence

Despite the overwhelmingly unfavorable reviews, Google decided to release the chatbot, calling it an “experiment” and including prominent disclaimers.

He also emphasizes that the documents came with disclaimers that he characterizes as saying the numbers shouldn’t be trusted and lenders should do their own homework.

Some quick disclaimers before I begin: this is based solely on my own artillery of knowledge.

The Center for Countering Digital Hate recommends that Google demand transparency from clinics running ads with the company, including explicit disclaimers that the clinics do not provide abortions.

Defenders of North Carolina’s new gambling expansion describe it as “entertainment” and tout rapidly spoken advertising disclaimers that urge people to seek help if they need it.

First, public officials will likely add prominent personal-account labels and disclaimers to their pages to lessen the odds of successful First Amendment lawsuits.

The letter argues this could lead to a scenario where AI-generated content on unregulated digital platforms is perceived as more authentic, simply because it lacks mandatory disclaimers, potentially skewing public perception and trust.

Most of the companies’ websites still include legally required disclaimers about age restrictions.

SimpliSafe is careful to include a number of legal disclaimers for the sweater, including the (hopefully) obvious one that no one should consider it foolproof virus protection.

The accountants' written disclaimers — that the calculations rely on Trump's own numbers, rendering them essentially meaningless — are rarely mentioned.

They also suggest that clear disclaimers about the dataset collection process and the potential resulting algorithmic bias could improve assessments for clinical use.

Also requires “paid for by” disclaimers on ads.

Disclaimers: Offer valid while quantities last.

Dutch crowdfunding platform GetFunded, which is not allowing campaigns by anti vaxxers, has said it supports disclaimers for certain treatments.

I tend to think of such disclaimers as millennial-coddling stuff, emotional blankets for digitally stunted waifs who are victims of life without ever having lived.

The Dutch association for neurology NVN calls for disclaimers to be added to all crowdfunding campaigns for medical care.

However, when consolidated, they leave little room for disclaimers regarding a Southern predilection for wholesale exploitation of African man by European man (slavebreeding), “the hallmark of a capitalist society”.

There are some disclaimers though.

These disclaimers were not present till Friday (Aug. 17) and have been added subsequent to the release.

In addition to these standard items, email disclaimers of various sorts are often automatically appended.