Sentence examples for offering warnings from inspiring English sources

To Elen a foot was like a city, an infection was the bad within, and she was its ombudsman; making arrangements, sorting out problems, instituting rules, offering warnings.

Through this hot-money explosion, the regulators largely watched from the sidelines, offering warnings at times, but declining to intervene forcefully, officials in Washington now acknowledge.

Offering a fast-paced account of this Cold War episode, Mieczkowski demonstrates that Eisenhower built an impressive record in space and on earth, all the while offering warnings about America's stature and strengths that still hold true today.

THE FIRST time I drove a Maxima, it made me sit up and take notice because it was the world's first talking car, offering warnings about lights left on and doors ajar and other failures.

The Treasury yield curve has been a good predictor of recessions in the past -- offering warnings of the recessions of 2000, 1991, and 1981.

The other consistent feature for BlackBerry has always been security and the company claims this phone uses a "hardened" version of Android Oreo 8.1, with its own app, DTEK offering warnings if apps are behaving improperly and giving suggestions of what to do.

She also wrote letters to investment banks like Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, in the midst of a $600 million Ukraine eurobond offering, warning the banks that there was evidently false information in the offering circular about Ukraine's commitment to the rule of law.

And the lead sentence of the Los Angeles Times read, "By seizing gubernatorial seats in Virginia and New Jersey, Republicans on Tuesday dispelled any notion of President Obama's electoral invincibility, giving the GOP a lift and offering warning signs to Democrats ahead of the 2010 midterm elections".

Now, they are scouring dorms, offering health warnings and providing online updates.

But he added that Mora was unrealistic if he thought that, by offering legal warnings, he could persuade the leaders of the Administration to change its course.

He joined what has become a steady procession of Republican governors coming to Washington, offering pointed warnings that tiptoeing around Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid spending is no longer acceptable.