Sentence examples for forefront warning from inspiring English sources
George Osborne has been at the forefront, warning this month of a "dangerous cocktail of new threats" in which the devaluation of the Chinese currency and the fall in oil prices (both in large part due to China's economic slowdown) figured most prominently.
When DCC first emerged, Nationwide building society was at the forefront in warning customers it was a bad deal.
The American Academy of Sleep Medicine, which has been in the forefront of warning about the dangers posed by drowsy drivers, should also take the lead in developing and publishing guidelines for clinicians prescribing sedating medications on when and how to preclude some from driving.
On Saturday morning, Putin, unsurprisingly, offered up ritual bluster and outrage, calling the strikes "an act of aggression against a sovereign state that is at the forefront of the fight against terrorism," and warning that "history will put everything in its place," citing U.S. interventions in Yugoslavia, Iraq, and Libya.
A massive car bomb explosion ripped through the building without warning in a city that has never been in the forefront of any war or terrorist activity.
"WARNING – Laurie Gough = WARNING!" it began.
Profit warning has followed profit warning.
Were there warning signs?
