Sentence examples for aggressive warning from inspiring English sources

During his five-year term, Mr. Shirakawa resisted calls from successive governments to be more aggressive, warning that loose money would only lead to unchecked government spending and runaway inflation.

A wavering scream may be used in bluff charges against intruders, while a low growl is used for aggressive warning.

These agreements reduce tariffs on tobacco products around the world and grant big tobacco companies the right to sue governments that post aggressive warning labels on cigarettes.

Almqvist tells Ismail that he "behaves like a Paki"; becomes increasingly aggressive, warning him "not to fuck with the Swedes"; and goes on to say that Sweden "is not your country, it's my country".

Only, this guy who looks like he'd be at home at the bar in From Dusk Till Dawn is perhaps a little too aggressive, warning the group about the perils of crack addiction by pointing out they could lose their kids and end up "shitting yourself down the back of your trousers".

Only, this guy – who looks like he'd be at home at the bar in From Dusk Till Dawn – is perhaps a little too aggressive, warning the group about the perils of crack addiction by pointing out they could lose their kids and end up "shitting yourself down the back of your trousers".

Teeth chattering, hisses and exhalations are also made as aggressive warnings.

As for officers drinking and driving, Commissioner Kelly said Tuesday that the department has an aggressive program warning against it.

More news organizations (including TechCrunch!) started using encryption to protect their readers from censorship and surveillance, consumer awareness of encryption grew, and browsers like Chrome became more aggressive about warning users of the dangers of HTTP.

How aggressive should the warning sounds be?

He said the F.D.A. had been more aggressive about issuing warning letters since Margaret Hamburg became commissioner in 2009.