Sentence examples for a warning of danger from inspiring English sources

Jeffrey Muttart, a crash safety expert at the University of Massachusetts, says that these days many drivers use their horns to "chastise" others, and that soon honking will be heard as an insult, not a warning of danger.

Shaking branches or swaying arms is used as a warning of danger to the group.

A warning of danger is to be taken into account when working out if the common duty of care has been breached.

Fear is not to be dismissed glibly but rather appreciated as a warning of danger to come as well as a form of protection that is both human and sane.

a Warning of danger under case A, b warning of danger under case B. Case A is a condition where five learned objects are detected as obstacles.

CCTV footage of the explosion was released by Hampshire police as a warning of the danger of such an action.

But the immense difficulty that successive Japanese governments have encountered in trying to escape the shackles of deflation serves as a warning of the danger of letting inflation fall too low.

But the prime minister qualified his positive vision with a warning of the danger to the UK posed by the threat of a post-election deal between Labour and the SNP.

Like the Syrian nuclear project, that stands as a warning of the dangers of overconfidence that a threat is absent.

But it might serve as a warning of the dangers of striving for perfection, and the impossibility of perfection.

The Happy Mondays' Sunday-night finale could have been Camp Bestival's equivalent of the community-service drug addicts visiting schools as a warning of the dangers of crack.