Sentence examples for course warning from inspiring English sources

But then she altered course, warning about the danger of allowing the Republicans to regain the White House.

"Grandpa Wen" abruptly reversed course, warning of a trade war.

So much for the "run prevention" that Theo Epstein, the general manager, had announced as the team's new focus before the start of the season, in the course of warning us that this might be a "bridge year," or what passes for rebuilding at a franchise with permanently high expectations and pockets deeper than all but the Yankees'.

From the beginning of course there are warning glitches, as when Laura dances around the apartment to hip-hop music played at top volume and watches trash television while Jacques tries to relax in the next room with classical and jazz recordings.

By that time, of course, the warning was far too late.

Auschwitz is of course a warning from history.

The FDA, of course, requires warning and dosing labels on even a NoDoz tablet, but there's a complete absence of that type of labeling [on these drinks.].

Of course, their warning backfired.

Another interesting statistic from this new study is that nearly a quarter of instructors surveyed say that at some point they've provided a "warning about course content" – not a trigger warning, or a college-mandated statement.

And Royal Lytham professional Eddie Birchenough admitted that the rough on the championship course was "just brutal", warning "you could lose your feet in there, not just the ball".

This is fascinating to me because the responses from artists are virtually identical to the responses from board members and funders and audience members: deliver what is promised and avoid the fiscal peaks and valleys that force major course corrections, often without warning.