Sentence examples for a warning to the whole of from inspiring English sources

Trevor Phillips: The violence in Paris is a warning to the whole of Europe that race issues have become central to politics.

Historian Sir Richard J. Evans remarks that the era "exerts an almost universal appeal because its murderous racism stands as a warning to the whole of humanity".

Earlier, the Met Office issued a yellow warning for the whole of Wales which is valid until 21 00 BST on Monday.

A warning to stay indoors was later extended to the whole of Boston, in what correspondents said was an unprecedented move.

"Sneakers" is a warning about "the whole issue of privacy in this information age," Redford says.

The warning covers the whole of Wales, with the Irish Sea coast set for the worst of the winds.

A yellow "be aware" warning remains in place for much of Wales until 23:55 GMT, while a warning for ice for the whole of Wales has been issued for Monday morning.

There are Met Office severe weather warnings for almost the whole of the UK for Wednesday, with strong winds, snow and rain expected.

A Met Office severe weather warning for Wednesday covered the whole of the south-west along with parts of Wales, the Midlands, the south-east and London.

The Met Office issued the warnings on Wednesday, covering the whole of Wales from 06:00 to 20 00 GMT on Thursday.

Its success should serve as a warning bell to liberals and leftists in the whole of Europe.