Sentence examples for biggest warning from inspiring English sources

Recording an open verdict rather than one of suicide, because she could not be sure of his mental state at the time, the Wigan coroner Jennifer Leeming said: "I am aware that Mr Newton had indicated that he had hoped to work with the Rugby Football League to warn other sportsmen of the dangers of drugs and in his death, it is the biggest warning to others.

The biggest warning signs are early problems with the heart or blood vessels.

But the biggest warning for Mr. Romney may be among independents, according to the survey.

Any rise in the share of offshore activity is best viewed as a warning system about what is most in need of reform at home.The biggest warning sign would be if Indians themselves started to leave.

"The biggest warning out there is for families, if they're travelling to be aware of the road conditions and don't put themselves in dangerous positions," SES spokesman Jason Simms said on Friday night.

They were audited, of course, but by a tiny firm with three employees, one of whom was a secretary and another an 80-year-old based in Florida.Perhaps the biggest warning sign was the secrecy with which the investment business was conducted.

"One big warning sign of fiscal problems is an escalation of debt and cash-flow borrowing".

But these numbers all come with a big warning label attached: early voting statistics should not be used to predict results.

But Sheffield kicked up the biggest stink, warning that the quality of its service would "decline significantly".

But the biggest red warning light on the spending side is the rising net interest on the public debt.

"It was the final big warning.