Sentence examples for set off warnings from inspiring English sources

That decline set off warnings of severe economic effects if the stock market continued to fall, which it did not.

The tsunami set off warnings across the Pacific Ocean, and waves sent boats crashing into one another and demolished docks on the U.S. West Coast.

Julie Kirkbride's decision to resign has set off warnings that women MPs with young children may find it increasingly difficult to juggle their professional and family lives.

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These emails revealed concerns among Adelson's legal advisers that a large payment for legal services to Alves would set off warning bells in the sections of the Securities and Exchange Commission and Justice Department that watch out for violations of  the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

One significant event that should have set off warning alarms all over was the downing of the Egypt Air plane off Nantucket in October 1999, only half an hour after departing from New York.

"You're now equipped with enough game theory to know that the word 'fair' should send up red flags and set off warning bells," Raeburn and Zollman write, as they work through various models for making collective decisions, most of which they find unsatisfying.

"Obviously it is a great deal more difficult to do that with any accuracy, but that of course should set off warning bells as to whether or not one should use as serious a penalty as loss of citizenship in an environment where it is extremely difficult to get accurate information or evidence," she said.

The video for "Go Outside" had set off warning bells.

Several accounts of Mateen's disposition before the attack have cast the man as a dangerous figure who set off warning bells at home and in the workplace.

U.S. President Donald Trump is still in the early days of his presidency, but a number of his actions have set off warning bells for me.