Sentence examples for is sending a warning from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, he is sending a warning.
Some analysts have speculated that the charges may be dropped eventually, but that with the dramatic arrests Russia is sending a warning that it will not tolerate meddling with the country's claims to the Arctic and its energy resources.
"North Korea is sending a warning to the United States and South Korea ahead of their summit," said Choi Jin-wofk of the Korea Institute for National Unification, which is financed by the South Korean government.
By July, the International Olympic Committee was sending a warning the commissioner's way.
If he's right, the downturn seen so far may not be sending a warning signal about global demand; instead, it would be best read as a measure of the fragility of globalisation.
If an AIM user has been sent a warning message, his or her screen name changes to orange in some versions.
After six days of absences, a student is sent a warning letter; after 10, she is usually dismissed.
Warning levels -- shown as percentage figures visible next to the list of names -- increase each time the person is sent a warning by another member over a limited period of time.
The Clinton camp seemed also to be sending a warning to mudslinging critics that they would be dealt with fiercely.
Journalists reacted to Mr. Shahzad's death on Tuesday with horror and said the military and the chief intelligence agency, the Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence, were sending a warning to others.
