Sentence examples for inevitable warning from inspiring English sources

And with that comes the inevitable warning of West Nile virus.

Mr Morton is careful to point out where progress has been impeded by hubris or tucked away in academic literature.There is also, of course, the inevitable warning.

But the inevitable warning-of-arrest was sounded.

As the political scientist Richard K. Betts wrote in his essay "Analysis, War, and Decision: Why Intelligence Failures Are Inevitable," "Making warning systems more sensitive reduces the risk of surprise, but increases the number of false alarms, which in turn reduces sensitivity".

In recent weeks, tech bellwethers have been trading down to fresh 52-week lows on news that the economic slowdown in the U.S. has created a falloff in demand, capital spending and inventory issues that has made job cuts and profit warnings inevitable.

"Row, row, row your little dreamboat violently back upstream," Mr. Russell sings in the sepulchral tone of a dour country prophet warning of inevitable doom.

With global warming rapidly melting Arctic sea ice and glaciers making valuable stores of energy and minerals more accessible, voices of doom are warning of inevitable competition and potential conflict — a new "Great Game" among the five Arctic coastal nations.

They were upgraded to a Yellow Alert – an indication that a cyclone appears inevitable to affect the warning area in 12 hours – at 1 pm, then to a Red Alert – meaning the cyclone is imminent – at 8 pm.

If you want to calm fears about the existential threat foreign Muslims pose to America, your best speaker is not someone who's printed warnings about inevitable race war.

The police fear a rise in crime (and their workload), while judges give warning of 'an inevitable explosion in alcohol-fuelled violence'..

And it should apologize for encouraging brands to buy Likes without warning them about inevitable reach decreases.