Sentence examples for represents a warning from inspiring English sources

While Mr. Thompson fell short, his unexpected strength represents a warning shot toward Republicans.

The positive test, for which Newton has accepted a 2-year ban from rugby, represents a warning to athletes who may have thought HGH use was undetectable, and it also erases lingering doubts about the test among scientists.

Last week's announcement of the first athlete to be caught by a blood test designed to detect doping with human growth hormone to boost muscle mass represents a warning to athletes who may have thought HGH use was undetectable, and it also erases lingering doubts about the test among scientists.

Conversely, the YouGov findings represent a warning to Labour.

Several senators said the letter represented a warning that went unheeded.

Mr. King said his discussion with Mr. Geithner did not represent a warning sign about potential illegal activity.

Some errors are minor and represent a warning, others are recoverable or can be remediated "in process," while others are significant and potentially damaging.

Mr. King told a British parliamentary committee on Tuesday that Mr. Geithner's suggestions did not represent a warning about the potential manipulation of Libor.

Mr. King said the correspondence with Mr. Geithner, who is now the United States Treasury secretary, did not represent a warning about potential illegal activity related to Libor.

George Wachtel, president of Audience Research and Analysis, which conducted the study for the Theater Development Fund and the League of American Theaters and Producers, said at the time that it represented "a warning" because the number of audience members between 18 and 24 years old "has showed a long-term decline".

Rejecting Freud's interpretation of the sign as an admonition to "do one's duty towards the dead," she suggested the dream may have represented a warning to Freud to close his eyes to some secret or excesses of the father.