Sentence examples for a great warning from inspiring English sources

But it is a great warning".

"Our study is a great warning bell that we will see more pox viruses emerging in humans," said Anne W. Rimoin, the study's lead author.

Ray was a wreck, a great warning about what the movies can do to idealism - but seven great movies are justification for all the trouble he spread around.

It was the hottest kind of project around and it was written about all the time, which, of course, is a great warning sign.

And it's a great warning sign to the rest of our political class.

1991 1962 BC) to his sons "...far exceeds the bounds of school philosophy, and there is nothing whatever to do with school in a great warning his children to be loyal to the king".

Because it teaches youth to ignore nature's great warning sign, that is, pain, and because of the glorification of self-sacrifice, extreme risk-taking, and the ever-increasing strength and size of athletes, sport is now a place of ever-increasing injuries, well beyond the inevitable bruises and broken bones that accompany physical activity.

It's also a great early-warning system for something that may be either misunderstood or a challenge within a department.

"I don't think it can be the law that you need a great big red warning label that says, 'Warning: Satire.' " If the appeals do not succeed, the case will proceed to trial.

"We have given a great deal of warning to people about the situation," said Steve Baum, chairman and chief executive of Sempra Energy, the parent company of San Diego Gas and Electric and Southern California Gas.

"The water came in quite quickly at night without a great deal of warning, I was away on a training course and there were no staff on site to tell me the shop was flooding," he said.