Sentence examples for led warnings from inspiring English sources

During a rancourous buildup to election day, Obama led warnings that Trump posed an existential threat to American democracy and that fundamental values such as tolerance were on the ballot.

Meanwhile, the PCS civil service union led warnings of a new winter of discontent, announcing that it would ballot 270,000 workers on strike action over pay, and co-ordinate three months of action with teachers, lecturers and other public servants.

Lord Mandelson led warnings last month that 30,000 long-term members had stopped their membership and a split was opening up between "two parties" within Labour as he urged the leadership to "reach out" to people to the right of the party.

Ten solar-powered highway signs have appeared across New York City providing orange LED warnings of climate doom.

"A massive fiscal squeeze on the Hamas-led government has led to warnings that the Palestinian people could become residents of a failed state even before they achieve independence," says an Agence France Presse report this morning.

6 After varenicline's introduction on the market, reports of suicidality and depression emerged in post-marketing surveillance and eventually led to warnings issued by regulatory agencies in Europe and a black box warning in the United States.

In the United States, that led to warnings from politicians about the geopolitical dangers of such dependence.

The figures published on Friday led to warnings that patients affected suffered anxiety or distress as a result.

The mayor's imminent entry to high office has led to warnings from senior politicians of an overthrow.

The disclosure – following publication of detailed data from 39 forces – led to warnings that the continued "racial bias" would harm relations between minority communities and the police.

It also led to warnings that bringing in doctors who had not been trained in the UK could pose a threat to patient safety.