Sentence examples for an implicit warning from inspiring English sources

Their celebratory gunfire and wild bravado carry an implicit warning: if you don't give us a place at the top table, we will use our power to disrupt.

Inclusion on the grey list carries an implicit warning that a country risks ending up on the FATF's notorious "black list" unless it makes progress.

It's an implicit warning about the dangers of unregulated gun ownership and the power and increasingly apocalyptic tone of Second Amendment fundamentalists.

The agencies coupled their appeal with an implicit warning that they would soon be forced to drastically reduce their work in the country.

"Just like on the Titanic, not even the first-class passengers will be saved," he added, an implicit warning to wealthier euro zone countries.

Unlike Mr. Obama's speech last December — when he said "the days of providing a blank check are over" — there wasn't even an implicit warning to Mr. Karzai.

The implicit warning of the film-within-a-film, shown at a conference of African bureaucrats and business leaders, is that Lake Victoria is in danger of dying, and that its death will further blight the region that depends on it.

Bidders ignored that implicit warning and sent the Egyptian carpet climbing to $785,000.

But the markets have ignored the rules, fluctuating with unconfirmed reports that the Germans have agreed to rescue the Greeks, which often carry the implicit warning that everyone will suffer if they do not.

Although the congress had not come into being by the end of the year, the implicit warning that another centre of power, rivaling Moscow and speaking for the regions, could emerge in the future was not lost.

Still, it has become almost impossible to invoke "conventional wisdom" without some sense of irony, or some implicit warning label that it could turn out to be very wrong.