Sentence examples for as a clear warning from inspiring English sources
The rapid collapse of Britain's old world order should serve as a clear warning across the Atlantic.
"Our supercomplaint and actions taken by the authorities should serve as a clear warning to all retailers.
My point was that if the president in fact ordered CBP to ignore the court's order, then the Congress should censure the president as a clear warning.
A few months earlier Vladimir Gusinsky had been effectively coerced into selling his media empire and business interests as he left the country, and this acted as a clear warning to all the others.
The four-day joint naval exercises by the US and South Korea, which began Saturday in waters off the South's eastern coast, were described by military officials as a clear warning to North Korea.
Even L. K. Advani, the leader of the B.J.P., the opposition Hindu nationalist party that has been more supportive of free markets, has described the financial crisis as a "clear warning to India" not to emulate Western ways.
That is the conclusion Sergey Markedonov of the Russian State Humanities University offers in his latest commentary, one that constitutes a clear warning to the Kremlin, as well as analysts inside Russia and abroad, about misreading the situation on the ground by trying to make everything fit a pre-existing framework.
But some security experts see the reference as a signature allusion to Esther, a clear warning in a mounting technological and psychological battle as Israel and its allies try to breach Tehran's most heavily guarded project.
But what could have been a clear warning turned murky as it was presented to the public.
That last bit is Rumsfeld code language, a clear warning that even as the fight against terrorism continues, battles will be waged within the Pentagon and on Capitol Hill as other multi-billion-dollar weapons systems are put on the block.
To me this is a clear warning sign that the public perception of the future is not as rosy as we were lead to believe.
