Sentence examples for fair warning of from inspiring English sources

Those violent hours should give all of us fair warning of what may lie ahead.

Mrs. Merkel and her team have had more than fair warning of the disaster to come, including a possible breakup of the euro.

Periodically show particularly headstrong children pictures of unbound delegates and superdelegates — their haggard countenances will serve as a fair warning of the possible unwanted outcomes of political intercourse.

If the women's weight really was preventing them from performing their usual duties and if they were given fair warning of their impending fate, then it's hard to disagree with Air India's stance.

Give your recommenders fair warning of the August deadline, make sure they understand the selection criteria sought by the Mitchell committee, and provide them with enough information about your candidacy to write a detailed, evaluative letter.

I've been looking at front pages, examining articles dating to 2000, interviewing editors and reporters, and corresponding with readers, and I think The Times gave pretty fair warning of what could — and then did — happen.

Fair warning to those of you who play your modded Xbox 360 on Xbox Live: Microsoft is breaking out the ban hammer.

The Rude Mechs undoubtedly know nothing of this, but it's fair warning to the rest of us who think less well of Rand's works than Soileau does.

If nothing else, the capital city's fate presents fair warning to the rest of the nation.

(Speaking of which, fair warning to anyone with tickets to the Alinea pop-up this week: I'm going to give away a few more tricks before I'm done).

Many academics do, though fair warning: some of their concepts are a little out there, a reflection, perhaps, of the severity of our problems.