Sentence examples for desperate warnings from inspiring English sources

The three men had been accused of using a restraint technique known as "carpet karaoke", and held down 46-year-old Jimmy Mubenga for more than half an hour while ignoring his increasingly desperate warnings that he could not breathe.

With only five years to go until the Olympics arrives, they must be wishing they had heeded their own architects' desperate warnings and taken their eminently sensible advice – while they still had a stadium left to reuse.

Since he published the book in February, the world has only served up more and increasingly desperate warnings of endism -- culminating, perhaps, in an essay earlier this year from the technoseer Bill Joy, a founder of Sun Microsystems and one of the world's truly certified Smart Guys.

Louise Murray, one of the many vocalists on the Jaynetts' "Sally Go 'Round the Roses," brought out the desperate warning at the core of that mysterious song.

Their desperate situation has prompted warnings from the United Nations that some could die during a brutally cold winter snap.

Its warnings of a desperate, dying future world have a haunting realism far more powerful than the violent frenzy of equivalent scenes in Japanese anime films bent on showing the horrors of things to come.

The situation in the Middle East is also a big topic in Davos, especially after UN secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon delivered a no-holds-barred warning about the desperate situation in Syria and the escalating crisis in Mali.

Europe's central bank boss turned the knife on desperate eurozone leaders with a warning that only full-scale agreement at a series of meetings next week would allow him to use the European Central Bank's full firepower.

In short though the studies were done on mice, not human beings, and the X-ray doses used in mammography are low extra screening might cause the disease it is supposed to give warning of.A more desperate measure, but one that some women take, is to have their breasts or ovaries removed pre-emptively, even before there is any sign of cancer.

Council leaders are warning of the desperate financial challenges ahead.

As heroin users become older and more visibly sick and desperate, they stood as a warning to young people of the perils of the drug.