Sentence examples for apparent warning from inspiring English sources

But how to understand a tree limb that breaks off without apparent warning, killing a young boy sitting beneath it?

An Israeli admiral issued an apparent warning to all shipping to stay clear of waters near Gaza because of an unspecified "security situation".

Some clerics criticized the government's restriction, including Mr. Awda, who sent an apparent warning on Twitter: "The donations to Syria cannot be limited to this route or that route, and those who want to provide support will find a way".

Even some of the beat cops appear to have been surprised at the actions of N.Y.P.D. Deputy Inspector Anthony Bologna, who walked up to a group of female protesters and, without any apparent warning, let fly with his canister.

In an apparent warning to take seriously the prospect of "Brexit", Donald Tusk told them that the stakes would be high when they meet tomorrow to discuss Britain's future in the EU.

It has executed over 300 members of the Albu Nimr tribe in and near Hit, an apparent warning to the Sunni tribes that rebelled against its former incarnation, al-Qaida in Iraq, against rejecting Isis rule.

De Souza has not commented about the apparent warnings of the inspections in Norfolk, saying that Ofsted's inquiry needs to run its course.

The apparent warnings sounded by the reliability council have elicited little surprise among the people who are most familiar with the workings and potential failings of the Midwestern grid.

It was Coalition ministers who decided on a huge and rapid expansion of the test, in May 2011, to re-assess 1.5m existing incapacity benefit claimants, despite apparent warnings from their own expert advisor, Professor Malcolm Harrington, that the rollout should be delayed until what he described as an "inhumane and mechanistic" test could be further refined.

The Los Angeles Times offers details of Giampaolo Gioacchino Giuliani's apparent warnings several weeks ago of an upcoming earthquake in the region.

Sir Mervyn has denied that the Bank of England ignored apparent warnings in 2008 from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, that the Libor rate-setting mechanism might have been the subject of attempted manipulation.