Sentence examples for acting as a warning from inspiring English sources

Sense A Life aims to stop this from happening by acting as a warning to warn parents and caregivers of a child left behind in a car.

Certainly Wilson believes that the Bush administration set out to punish him by exposing his wife's job at the CIA, thus outing her and acting as a warning to other whistleblowers.

Taking the innocence of the Montana creation, and acting as a warning of what's to come (the song deals with Cyrus being a bit of a mess around boys and at one point she sings: "I have a heart that will never be tamed"), it's a sugary sweet approximation of the pogoing powerpop that had been pushed to the fore by the likes of Kelly Clarkson and Pink.

Charlton Athletic Supporters Trust Chairman Barnie Razzell says as well as acting as a "warning bell" should a ground be put up for sale without consultation, perhaps equally as significant ACV nominations allow football clubs and their stadiums to be formally recognised for their huge importance and value to their local communities.

By acting as a warning signal, clinicians might have interpreted hyperlactataemia as a warning that their patients did not clinically improve or even deteriorate in the presence of stable haemodynamic parameters.

It has been proposed that flashbacks form to serve a potential function, for example, aiding emotional processing and acting as a warning to help prevent future harm (Ehlers et al., 2002; Krans, Näring, Becker, & Holmes, 2009).

You'll have seen e-cigs being smoked inside before, especially at darkened gigs, where they light up eerily like glowsticks, their uncoolness acting as a handy warning signal that an idiot is nearby.

In addition, the proposed model has the capability of acting as an early warning system.

This research contributed to the development of a device that can measure these things, possibly acting as an early warning signal for brain diseases.

A response to some form of tactile stimuli is one option, the long projections acting as an early warning system when stimulated by potential predators.

The human brain is exquisitely sensitive to the impacts of environmental toxicant exposures during development [ 1] and can serve as the "canary in the coal mine" for such exposures – acting as an early warning sign for harmful health effects.