Sentence examples for is dangerous warning from inspiring English sources

Richard Lakin The "swimming is dangerous" warning that I passed on Sunday as I shambled to my car, utterly exhausted, had more than a touch of irony about it.

And yet every summer we are inundated with news media reports warning that dehydration is dangerous and also ubiquitous.

He will also press for special trade agreements to help Colombia's ailing textile industry and an exception for Cartagena in the State Department's warning that it is dangerous for American tourists to travel in Colombia.

Nuclear power remains controversial with critics warning that it is dangerous and damaging to the environment.

About Mr. Bowie's flamboyant alter ego, Ziggy Stardust, and his band, the Spiders From Mars, Mr. Trynka writes, these guys were "dangerous, a warning to lock up not only your daughters but also your sons".

Despite doctors' warnings that this policy is dangerous for all involved.

As the warning label on a can of Drano will tell you, this is dangerous stuff, too.

However, this can be dangerous (see Warnings).

Instead, it is a dangerous warning sign that neatly captures the many facets of Trump's ongoing war on the apparatus designed to insure our government is one of laws — an apparatus that begins, and, in the case of a pardon, ends with the President.

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They are a dangerous warning that at least part of that racial past is still alive and well and continues to impact law and public policy in many states.