Sentence examples for for warning of from inspiring English sources

But Cameron was criticised for warning of tighter regulation if the new body declines to seek recognition from the panel.

Nouriel Roubini, an economist who gained fame for warning of the financial collapse, wrote in The Financial Times today: So can we avoid another severe recession?

Nouriel Roubini, the US economist nicknamed "Dr Doom" for warning of an impending credit crisis before 2007, suggested Portugal could be next in line for a bailout.

He also said he was among the ministers who had criticized Günther Oettinger, the E.U. energy commissioner, for warning of an imminent catastrophe in Japan last week.

Gov. George W. Bush and his running mate, Dick Cheney, have clear tactical reasons for warning of possible economic trouble ahead, as they have repeatedly in recent days.

Mr. Besson also criticized Mr. Oettinger, and a member of the same political party in Germany as Mrs. Merkel, for warning of an imminent catastrophe in Japan last week.

You can also sign up for free travel alerts for warnings of Tube and Docklands Light Railway service delays at the Transport for London Web site, tfl.gov.uk.

Here, users can scan for warnings of severe weather around the world and check the latest satellite pictures and even 3-D images of potential hurricanes.

You see, it's the president's job to look for warnings of economic trouble ahead and to heed them, and to act.

"It's the president's job to look for warnings of economic trouble ahead and to heed them, and to act," he told Michigan businessmen.

The White House is so happy with its new color-coded rankings for warnings of terrorist threats -- red for severe risk, blue for general risk and so on -- that plans are afoot to expand the system.