Sentence examples for issued a second warning from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Mohamed evaded this precaution and persuaded an American Embassy official to give him a visa, the C.I.A. issued a second warning to other Federal agencies that a suspect character might be traveling to the United States.

Intel issued a second warning on fourth-quarter revenue, and Lenovo, a Chinese computer-maker which bought IBM's personal-computer business in 2005, said it expected to record a loss in the quarter and laid off 11% of its workforce.Alcoa, the world's largest aluminium producer, announced 15,000 job cuts and a 50% decrease in capital spending because of the downturn.

As a result, some senior officials at the Federal Bureau of Investigation were reluctant to recommend issuing a second warning on Monday.

And then, in the last few days, there was a tussle at the White House over whether to issue a second warning that a terrorist attack might happen someplace, sometime, with a weapon yet to be determined.

By Spencer's reckoning, 70% of stocks warning that they won't make the consensus will end up issuing a second warning within six months, leading to a prolonged slide.

The retailer has issued a second profit warning in three months, after savage discounting and reluctant shoppers depressed Christmas sales.

The so-called Baby Bells may now hike prices.UneasyJetEasyJet issued a second profits warning within a month, signalling turbulent times for Europe's budget airlines.

However, the heavily indebted company needs cash in its battle with Britain's Vodafone for control of Cegetel, a French telecoms firm.A Dutch supermarket group, Royal Ahold, issued a second profits warning.

The Australian airline issued a second profits warning in six weeks after cutting international flights by 20% in March.Ahold, a troubled Dutch grocery group, says that its American Foodservice unit overstated earnings by 76% during the past three years.

The boss of UK Mail has left the parcels and logistics company a week after it issued a second profits warning in three months as a result of prolonged problems at its new automated delivery centre.

Shares in outsourcing group Capita have crashed to a 10-year low after the company issued a second profit warning in three months and said it would start to sell assets.