Sentence examples for as a warning case from inspiring English sources

In retrospect, though, it might be more useful as a warning case.

As a warning call, that sounds unambiguous.

Porter keeps getting beaten up as a warning to drop the case, and the novel's climax is a set-piece trial reminiscent of the legal procedurals of Scott Turow and John Grisham.

He believes his daughter's story should be shared by educators as a warning of the worst-case scenario involving cyberbullying.

The case "ought to stand as a warning about how easily in political cases a death sentence can entrap the government that imposes it," the memo says.

Japanese media reports have suggested that Tokyo intends to use Mr. Bethune's case as a warning to Sea Shepherd to end its confrontations with Japan's whaling fleet.

Rights activists say Saudi authorities are using Badawi's case as a warning to others who think to criticise the kingdom's powerful religious establishment from which the ruling family partly derives its authority.

"It hasn't been this bad in the 20 years of independence," says Nuriddin Karshibaev, head of a press-freedom lobby, who sees the Saidov case as a warning to the middle class to shun politics.Mr Rakhmon likes to prove his pluralist credentials by pointing to the opposition Islamic Renaissance Party and a few critical newspapers.

We treated the present case as a warning signal for hemothorax.

Durkin characterized the Hodgson case as "a warning not to trust a justice system never to be wrong".

He writes that lynching photographs were partly intended as a warning, in the Nelson's case to the neighboring all-black Boley – "look what we did here, Negroes beware" – but the practice of sending the cards to family and friends outside the area underlined the ritualistic nature of the lynchings, death as a community exhibit.