Sentence examples for as a sharp warning from inspiring English sources
Most are unknown to the public, and their prosecution seems intended as a sharp warning to other ordinary Russians, especially educated professionals, about taking part in street protests.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2 — President Bush said Thursday that the United States would freeze the property and assets of anyone trying to undermine Lebanon's democratically elected government — a move intended as a sharp warning to Syria and its ally Hezbollah.
But it already serves as a sharp warning to U.S. companies doing business overseas.
After we sent him a harmless list of questions from Simon & Schuster's libel lawyer, he had his secretary write me a note dismissing the questions as "complete nonsense," and he added a sharp warning that if we were afraid to publish his book we should let his agent know, so that she could find him a more courageous American publisher.
In March of last year, just before Kabul Bank's problems surfaced, Karzai got a sharp warning.
Presumably for that reason, Mr. Bush's chief spokeswoman, Karen P. Hughes, issued a sharp warning after Ms. Harris spoke.
Then, Cardinal Ratzinger delivered a sharp warning against departing from fundamental Catholic teaching, denouncing what he called a "dictatorship of relativism".
But last month, the China Banking Regulatory Commission issued a sharp warning, ordering investment trust companies to stop selling such products in cooperation with banks.
The revolts in North Africa appear to have made Mr. Mugabe's inner circle nervous — and the arrests were a sharp warning to those emboldened by them, they said.
