Sentence examples for make a warning from inspiring English sources

The same cop suggested to him that it might have been someone going into the phone box to make a warning call, who panicked when his own bomb partially – and without warning, phoned or otherwise – exploded.

The pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca said today that it would make a warning on the label of its lung cancer drug Iressa more prominent after several patients in Japan suffered pneumonia and some died.

Since minimizing the evacuation time is a key factor to make a warning system effective, adequate pre-event education and preparation of the population must be a critical component of the system.

When I tested the M56, giving it full throttle even in a straight line on dry pavement made a warning icon flash and the acceleration go limp.

"When a doctor makes a warning, he's violating confidentiality for a certain purpose and a certain period of time," said Seth P. Stein, general counsel of the state Psychiatric Association and an author of the brief.

"We have been told that we will be attacked by acid, mutilated and our bodies will be made a warning for anyone who wishes to take a stand against the rape and abuse that goes on unchecked in the transgender community," says Yaqoob.

And made a (warning: very) promotional video about it, below.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal that appeared on Wednesday, Trump made a warning.

But that report also made a warning that analysts and insurance officials had been making for months: Future success depended on steady management and nurturing.

Now, he was about to make a speech warning in the most apocalyptic terms of the consequences of rising immigration.

"We will make a stronger warning so that patrons who don't want to be exposed to seeing sexual violence should know in advance and have a chance to make a choice.