Sentence examples for a vigorous warning from inspiring English sources

The most talented among them, János Batsányi, secured his place in the history of Hungarian literature by his poem "A Franciaországi változásokra" (1789; "On the Changes in France"), a vigorous warning to all tyrants "to cast their watchful eyes on Paris".

In this capacity, he wrote a vigorous warning to both Britain and France about interfering in the question of Cuban independence.

Those left out vowed Thursday to mount a vigorous opposition, warning of class warfare with a "dangerous" government dominated by settlers and "tycoons".

He was a communications specialist for Purdue, and had launched a vigorous campaign to defend the drug, warning newspapers to be careful about their coverage.

In the Republic of Ireland, Met Éireann has issued an orange wind warning due to a "vigorous Atlantic storm" over the country from late on Monday night.

Treasury Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin offered a vigorous defense of Dodd-Frank in Politico, warning that to carry out the reforms effectively, "we need to make sure regulators have the resources they need to do their jobs".

Warnings on low-mileage vehicles and a vigorous advertising campaign would be a start.

"The fact that we can have such a vigorous debate and have such dissent should be considered a warning that we can defeat the mayor," said Councilman Lewis A. Fidler of Brooklyn, who voted for the mayor's bill.

US President Barack Obama has vowed a "vigorous investigation" into reports that Syria has used chemical weapons, warning they will be a "game changer" for US policy if proven true.

"He's a vigorous man".

Geffen had about him a vigorous energy.