Sentence examples for good warning that from inspiring English sources

It's a good warning, that everyone should raise their game and give 10% more when it is really needed".

Conditions were unacceptable for players and fans - and there had been good warning that this was going to be the case.

"I think this is perhaps a good warning that even what they may consider to be moderate – which might be a couple of drinks a day, every day of their lives – may be too much," Blazer said.

"It was fortunate for us that it hit the post and it served as a good warning that we needed to focus for 90 minutes because it could have turned out not be so comfortable.

The normal pH range for irrigation water is from 6.5 to 8.4; pH values outside this range are a good warning that the water is abnormal in quality.

Mr. Beck held the floor himself for a good hour, warning that "the threats are mounting, evil is growing, dark is falling".

Bosses attacked the political furore over Brexit as "not good enough", warning that a no-deal departure would have dire consequences for generations to come.

We not only did that (despite pretty good advance warning that he would besmirch it), but we gave him another tablet four years later -- and look what he scribbled all over it: confessions, apologies, weasel words and constant redrafts of policy, in a hand that expertly forged the orthography of several of his predecessors.

The high street spending slump has claimed the scalp of Mothercare's chief executive, Ben Gordon, a week after the babies' and children's goods retailer issued a profits warning that sent shares diving.

It's a good warning system now that we know, but most of the women who have it probably don't understand that they could have the long-term effects".

He added that the U.S. should not be tempted to look at the conflicts through the simple lens of good versus evil, warning that to "imitate the hatred and violence of tyrants and murders is the best way to take their place".