Sentence examples for first warning that from inspiring English sources

It was the Jordanian-Palestinian writer's first warning that he was facing prosecution.

"When you are not recovering as you typically do, that's the first warning that something more is going on".

It was the first warning that the oil stocks, favorites of foreign investors, might have reached a peak in price.

(Some also requested Kevlar hats, which Day produced, though never without first warning that a Kevlar hat is both heavy and useless).

It was his first warning that gardening on the south coast of Cornwall does not mean waving goodbye to chilly winters.

However, the Phoenix memorandum was not the first warning that terrorists affiliated with Al Qaeda had interest in learning to fly.

More important, my gut tells me that if the U.S. government puts a price on carbon, even a weak one, it will usher in a new mind-set among consumers, investors, farmers, innovators and entrepreneurs that in time will make a big difference — much like the first warnings that cigarettes could cause cancer.

Implicit in the newspaper forms is a second warning: that Pakistan should not be trifled with by larger powers, because it could retaliate by deciding to sell nuclear-related materials to rogue states.

And then, in the last few days, there was a tussle at the White House over whether to issue a second warning that a terrorist attack might happen someplace, sometime, with a weapon yet to be determined.

In November, after the failure of a sales push in the United States and its sixth warning that quarterly profit would not meet expectations, Terence Matthews, Newbridge's founder and owner of a 23percentt stake, agreed to put the company up for sale.

"She didn't advise me before the second warning that I was still going slow.