Sentence examples similar to a prompt warning from inspiring English sources

The announcement prompted an immediate warning from the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

But the agreement prompted an immediate warning from Russia's General Nogovitsyn that the missile sites would be added to Moscow's list of nuclear targets.

The number of people being declared insolvent in England and Wales has risen for the first time in a year, prompting warnings that households are struggling to with debt even before interest rates rise.

She is not merely present in their minds; they can't quite see her, but she is there, prompting, warning, claiming a kiss from her handsome teen boyfriend.

Under the new measure, which goes into effect next month after a 30-day grace period, a first offense prompts a warning, the second a fine of $100.

13 September: Talks resume, but a new North Korean request to be built a light water reactor prompts warnings of a "standoff" between the parties.

On Tuesday evening, a 30-minute tremor prompted warnings that a massive eruption could be imminent.

More than $70bn has been wiped from the Australian share market as fears about China's economy sparked its heaviest fall in six-and-a-half years and prompted warnings that the rout could continue.

The number of homes on the market fell to a 37-year low in June, helping send prices surging by 1.7% in a month and prompting warnings they will be pushed to ever more unaffordable levels.

North Korea said it tested an advanced hydrogen bomb for a long-range missile on Sunday, prompting a warning of a "massive" military response from the United States if it or its allies were threatened.

Botox worth "a six-figure sum" has been stolen from a dental warehouse prompting a warning over its "safe" use.