Sentence examples similar to prospective warning from inspiring English sources

It would not be at all surprising if the National Republican Senatorial Committee sent out a memo next year to all prospective candidates warning them: "Any time you are about to say the word 'rape,' stop, take two deep breaths, and change the subject".

Last March, Y Combinator issued an advisory to prospective applicants warning them of exploding term sheet offers from some of these competitors.

Possibly contributing to this was the woman standing out front loudly warning prospective diners that there would be no chicken tenders and fries available today.

The experts characterized it as "Republican," an unusual phrase in porcelain cataloging and a courteous, roundabout way of warning prospective buyers that the porcelain is an early 20th-century pastiche.

A website has been created featuring the profiles of student activists who advocate BDS warning prospective employers about the dangers of hiring them upon graduation.

The Police Are Fighting Schoolkids in Valencia.

¡En pie!'s Facebook group had 11,000 likes, but no one was sure of how many people would actually turn up, so the government prepared for the worst and drafted in 1400 police officers and employed the biggest scare tactic they could muster; warning prospective protesters that they'd face jail terms of six to 12 months if they turned up.

This year far fewer are expected, partly because the government has treated prospective observers to warnings, delays and one deportation.

But several prospective candidates have begun warning against an overly aggressive liberal platform.

Last year, even Chinese President Xi Jinping issued a warning to prospective tourists.

This has now entered the realm of gossip: it will be passed on to a prospective employer with no warning to you.