Sentence examples for bleak warning from inspiring English sources

And the ending, in which Benny's nephew takes revenge, is Mr. Estrada's bleak warning.

The beggar-thy-neighbor policy-making that spread in late 1920s and early 1930s should provide a bleak warning.

Bad news from the far north has just been matched by a bleak warning from the tropics.

The bleak warning came as one of two Britons confirmed dead in the quake was named as Gregory Tobin, 25, a chef, from Tadcaster, North Yorkshire.

The findings also generally affirm a similar bleak warning issued by the United Nations at the 14th international conference on AIDS in Barcelona, Spain, in July, its first long-range forecast of the global epidemic.

There would have been that mentality: 'Oh he's gay … how will that affect the team?'" The way in which Fashanu was treated has been a bleak warning to any gay footballer.

Ford and GM are expected soon to issue similar bleak warnings.

Bleak warnings have sounded from such broad-based supermarket groups as Carrefour in France and Metro in Germany, from Federated Department Stores in America and from specialists such as Dixons, a British electronics chain.

When he and the leaders of Detroit's Big Three speak at their scheduled hearing, Mr. Gettelfinger is likely to deliver the bleakest warning.

EADS's boss Louis Gallois hinted, in a recent French newspaper interview, at an exodus of jobs right across Europe's export sector in the bleakest warning yet from one of Europe's biggest manufacturing firms.

The US military build-up in Kandahar is likely to further strengthen the hold of the Taliban over the vital southern Afghanistan city, a highly respected security organisation said today in a bleak report warning of record Taliban violence and rising civilian deaths across the country.