Sentence examples for grim warnings from inspiring English sources
There are grim warnings that next year's local elections will see Lib Dem votes plummet.
Such grim warnings discourage spending by households and businesses, depressing output even more.
The master mathematician's grim warnings were treated by many as so much mere elaborate self-advertisement.
The tanks that were hauled in for depositing their horrid contents are emblazoned with grim warnings of "splashback".
Mr Cowen and other ministers regularly issue grim warnings of how difficult things will be in 2009.
She says there are so many grim warnings of what could come next, "she'd be a fool" to keep her money at the bank.
Napier's grim warning could still have its relevance.
She thought of Collette's grim warning that alcoholics never recovered.
The attacks came one day after the United Nations issued a grim warning.
Despite this grim warning, fossil fuels will almost certainly be burned for decades to come.
(It was a grim warning that the abortion debate will resurface shortly).
