Sentence examples for major warning from inspiring English sources
The major warning was a train sound where no train should be.
"These results spell real trouble for the UK economy and should act as a major warning sign to policymakers.
Hassan al-Amin, a Libyan journalist and human rights activist in the UK, describes the attacks as "the first major warning.
The rise in wages, while not enough to set off major warning signals about inflation, suggested that some inflationary pressures might be starting to build.
And that should be a major warning sign to President Trump, who on Friday tacitly acknowledged he has had a lackluster start.
Another major warning came in 2008 when a team of experts published a report for the Royal Society titled Ground Level Ozone in the 21st Century: Future Trends, Impacts, and Policy.
Germany had largely restrained from issuing major warnings, saying that such alerts alarmed the public while doing little to protect it — in itself a sort of victory for terrorists.
The devastation brought by the Indian Ocean Tsunami of 2004 and the recent major typhoons that ravaged the Philippines are major warnings signs.
The planet is falling apart and giving us major warnings, and people are forgetting the fact that it doesn't matter what party you vote for.
In 1999, JMA introduced a quantitative tsunami-warning system to its existing tsunami-warning categories, consisting of "Major Tsunami" warning, "Tsunami" warning and Tsunami advisory (Table 1), and 66 individual regions for providing a Tsunami warning/advisory.
