Sentence examples for obvious warning from inspiring English sources

In the age of terror, there would probably be no such obvious warning.

The Nets signed Griffin, a 6-foot-10 forward, to a minimum contract this month despite obvious warning signs.

More-drastic examples of hindsight bias occurred with criticism of counterterrorism agencies and the U.S. military after the September 11 , 2001 attacks for missing "obvious" warning signs.

The split that has occurred within Syriza – part of which has now broken off in outright rejection of the creditors' deal – is an obvious warning.

Dr. Elias said he would not necessarily expect such cases to be preceded by instances of beatings or other obvious warning signs.

So we can understand how Lovelace fell victim to Traynor's charms, and how her desire to escape the parental home might cause her to miss so many obvious warning signs.

Certainly I couldn't see any obvious warnings on the products Vapestick sent me, and was alarmed that they recommended charging in the USB port of a laptop.

But no one heeds the obvious warnings, not even when Laura reports on Kitty's idiosyncratic approach to home décor: "She had seen Kitty arrange the tails of three rabbits Mitchell had shot in the orchard in a vase — as if they were flowers.

Avoid obvious warnings such as "Be careful not to cut yourself with the scissors".

Those bulls are the ones to avoid, more so than the ones that give you the obvious warnings.

It was an obvious final warning against the large tax cuts that Mr. Bush has said he still wants.