Sentence examples for interpreted as a warning from inspiring English sources

The statement was widely interpreted as a warning to Acer and Mr. Shih.

His comments were widely interpreted as a warning to Zardari not to submit to the American importunity.

To evoke 1929 is not without utility if it is interpreted as a warning or as a call to action.

His decision to release his juvenilia now, of all times, could be interpreted as a warning that the fourth season is going to be the strangest one yet.

Cameron's remarks are likely to be interpreted as a warning shot to his successors not to undo his legacy on equality legislation.

She recalls a woman telling her, with regard to New York, "Don't get tainted," which she interpreted as a warning against liberals, lesbians, and black men.

Medicare has already fired what some analysts interpret as a warning shot over prices, conducting a yearlong inquiry into whether to pay for Provenge.

According to First Call/ Thompson Financial, which tracks company earnings, it has been many months since any analyst has rated Goodyear shares any higher than "hold" -- a rating that investors generally interpret as a warning to avoid a stock.

Each cigar band depicts an habanero pepper, which the savvy smoker should interpret as a warning label.

At one point a humorous comment on the boards about a brainteaser involving mercury was interpreted as a safety warning, nearly causing the building to be evacuated.

He did not refer directly to the Nov. 4 rally, but his comments were widely interpreted as a stark warning that the government would brook no challenges.