Sentence examples for given a warning of from inspiring English sources

Downing Street was given a warning of the dangers of challenging the ECHR by its president who told the BBC that it would be a "disaster" for Britain to withdraw from the court or to challenge its ruling on prisoners.

Another officer walked up to him and said: "Mr Ali, will you accompany me, please ?" Clay did not speak, but followed him out of the room to be given a warning of the consequences of his refusal.

In the second set, both players were given a warning for delay of match as they dawdled with their serves.

Thapa was given a warning for use of the head in the final round and European silver medallist Conlan ran out a comfortable victor.

Lately, though, the S.E.C. has been giving a warning of a different sort.

Viacom gave a warning of poor first-quarter results at Blockbuster.

This week Nokia gave a warning of weaker-than-expected sales of base stations and networking equipment as operators postpone their expansion.

On April 8th IBM, the world's largest computer company, gave a warning of lower than expected revenues in the first three months of the year its first such warning in a decade.

So it was telling that, during a conference call on April 16th with Wall Street analysts to give a warning of sharply lower results, he described his company as the victim of a natural disaster.

Anything short of hypergrowth will be punished, as eToys proved when it gave a warning of flat year-on-year sales and saw its share price drop by 70% on December 18th.

The scale of the storm matched the height of the ash plume, suggesting that lightning monitoring could give a warning of ash clouds before they cause air travel disruption.