Sentence examples for clear wake from inspiring English sources

This continued chasm between what consumers say and do should be a clear wake up call to move beyond green surveys.

He also made a substantive observation about the nature of American power: "My message to you is very clear: Wake up, America!

Political and/or policy implications for the American people are clear: Wake up before it is too late.

This has been a clear wake-up call and now is the time to tighten the standards".

"We've said the series of setbacks we suffered last year served as a clear wake-up call for us".

Richard Dieter, the director of the Death Penalty Information Center, said it was a clear wake-up call to politicians across the US.

"It's a clear wake-up call to the gambling industry," said Marc Etches, chief executive of the UK's leading charity for betting addicts, GambleAware.

"Webvan provided a clear example of what a company shouldn't be doing," said Mr. Alpay, who speculated that Salesforce, like Webvan, would be a "clear wake-up call" that management teams must tread carefully.

Both former coalition partners admit the massive electoral switch to the right is a clear wake-up call, and if they do get back together, they will need to work without any of the bitter infighting that characterised the last government.

Nick Poole, chief executive of Cilip, the library and information association, called the figures "a clear wake-up call" and called on the government to use the forthcoming 2019 spending review, announced by chancellor Philip Hammond in October, to invest in libraries once more.

OKLAHOMA CITY — THIS morning, the day after a monster tornado ripped through Moore, Okla., there was a moment between sleep and clear waking, when it was possible to forget what had happened and what lay ahead.