Sentence examples for over warning from inspiring English sources

The girls did not hand over warning letters to their parents.

Lord Adair Turner, the Financial Service Authority chairman, told the Guardian that the days of soft-touch regulation were over, warning the City that higher-paid regulators would ask tougher questions in the wake of the credit crisis.

Local broadcasters have pointed out they technically won't be required to distribute the message, but given the optics of throwing a fit over warning people about a mass shooting, we can expect them to participate.

In 2015, the year of the Obergefell marriage equality ruling, I published a book, It's Not Over, warning against the temptation of "victory blindness" and anticipating, among other potential dangers, that the fortunes of LGBTQ people and other threatened minorities could turn rapidly if a right-wing Republican candidate won the presidency in 2016 and took aim at the Supreme Court.

People who are intent on killing themselves often conceal their thoughts or outright deny them, so family and friends are left puzzling over warning signs they might have missed.

True to form, at the Toronto show, they arrived on stage in drag -- after a HAL-style voice-over warning the already overheated audience of the "burning sensuality" to come.

Wellington took over warnings for the cyclone from 060000 UTC and downgraded Lin to an extra-tropical system in their first warning.

It stated: "As remote sensing techniques improve, it is likely that the aggregate areas where ash is sensed or inferred will increase, possibly leading to over-warning for ash and cost-blowouts for airlines".