Sentence examples for chilling signal from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bush told the Dearborn crowd, "It must be sending a chilling signal to our opponents.
"Gaddafi to The Hague" will send a chilling signal to all other governments tempted to kill their own people.
Mike Hammer, the US's national security council spokesman, added: "Such a heinous crime sends a chilling signal to Russia's civil society and the international community".
Environmentalists and the wind power industry accused the government of attacking the cheapest form of renewable energy, and said the move would send a "chilling signal" to investors.
Campaigners have also warned the move sent a "chilling signal" to investors across the UK's infrastructure sectors – and will leave millions of pounds of investment in the balance.
The bad news was that Straub's offer was less than four cents on the dollar — a chilling signal of how far Atlantic City had fallen and may yet fall.
Looking for cost cuts in the guise of nuclear nonproliferation, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has announced that Britain will reduce its future fleet of nuclear submarines from four to three, sending chill signals to those who work in the shipbuilding and maintenance sheds that loom over the streets here.
An H2O2-sensitive Myb protein is the most likely direct link of the putative ROS-bZIP – as1/ocs regulatory module to the chilling induced-H2O2 signal possibly by activating such protein.
A healthy variety of tough, sly, vulnerable, funny, chilling female performances signals that the state of the cinematic union is strong.
Winter chilling is an important signal for regulating plant life histories; chilling leads to a competence for flowering through vernalization in winter annuals, and alleviates both bud and seed dormancy, allowing the onset of growth in the spring [ 9, 72].
Nearly 60% of genes associated with signaling and response regulation were also induced by H2O2, further supporting the central role of oxidative signaling in chilling stress response mechanism.
