Sentence examples for but the warning of from inspiring English sources

The statement from Banco Santander and Abbey did not specify the number of jobs that will go but the warning of cuts is certain to create unease among staff at Britain's second-largest mortgage lender.

But the warning of lower profits sent shares in M&S down by more than 10%.

But the warnings of senior lawmakers still carry weight.

But for that the warning of Hiroshima was lacking.

He does so in time before his hearing returns, but cannot hear the warning of an errant train bearing down on him; Fauxlivia enters the tunnels to save Peter.

But we should remember the warning of its editor Marty Baron.

In that incident, no one was hurt, but it may have been the warning of things to come.

The skin, being the outer covering of the body, easily raises the warning of pain, but other tissues that do not come in direct contact with the outer environment are just the opposite.

She listened to the advice, but ignored the warnings of friends like Maurice Chevalier and Noël Coward.

But, echoing the warnings of a number of mayors, he said that experience (and an uprising that forced him to make a public apology) has taught him not to skimp when it comes to plowing.

He pointed not just to the Hamas takeover of Gaza, but to the warnings of senior Hamas leaders like Mahmoud Zahar that Mr. Abbas was a collaborator with Israel and that the West Bank could be next.