Sentence examples for a better warning of from inspiring English sources

THERE could not be a better warning of the risks of getting involved with Italy's national phone company: in late February Telecom Italia said an investigation into alleged large-scale tax fraud and money-laundering involving Sparkle, its wholesale voice and broadband unit, and a rival broadband firm, Fastweb, had forced it to delay the announcement of its 2009 results by a month.

The dead body constitutes the ultimate cautionary tale; no priest or nun could have cooked up a better warning about the price of pleasure.

The cause/effect link has never been scientifically established.... 'Abuse of tobacco may increase the risk of cancer' is a better warning because this has been proven" [ 171].

Plans were made for the construction of a new long-range radar to provide Taiwan with better warning of an aircraft and missile attack.

While an inert sugar pill (placebo) can make you feel better, warnings of fictional side-effects (nocebo) can make you feel those too.

Nevertheless, astronomers – many gathered at the American Association for the Advancement of Science annual meeting in Boston this weekend – have been quick to reassure the public that they have plans to provide better warnings of future impacts.

Tracking progress on individual candidate ratings sometimes gives a better early warning of "second tier" candidates poised to gain voter support.

Instead, he focuses on a system reset with better warning signals, greater accountability of senior managers and leaves NHS staff facing possible criminal prosecution if they are not open and honest about mistakes.

A comprehensive analysis of these MS parameters could allow for better warning and risk assessment of surrounding rock mass deformation and failure in underground caverns.

They could not find a better way of warning the public that the end of traditional auctioneering at the international level is in the cards.

Mr. De Micheli said that browser makers should do a better job of warning users that installing a plug-in, like installing a smartphone app, can give the software access to a wide variety of personal information.