Sentence examples for perceptive warning from inspiring English sources
The chief economist at the BIS in the runup to the crisis was Bill White, who issued many a perceptive warning about the unsustainability of asset-price inflation at the time.
In response to his perceptive warning, he was mocked as "Dr. Doom".
Brian McBride clipped Rosenoir's low cross just over the bar as a warning and the equaliser came when Luis Boa Morte slid a perceptive pass between Johnson and Ricardo Carvalho to Collins John, who tucked the ball neatly past Cech.
Apart from musing on something that occurs to a lot of us when presented with the over-elaborate dish ("Someone's been fingering that for quite a while"), Grayson Perry has a typically perceptive take: "Square plates – especially rough-hewn glass ones – seem to be an unofficial warning that the food is likely to be all show and no taste.
Fully adjusted control charts were shown to offer an accurate and perceptive means of interpreting trends in a surgeon's efficiency, identifying outlying or anomalous units and providing early warning of divergence from the cohort mean.
