Sentence examples for setting warning from inspiring English sources

"China's anti-graft campaign has moved beyond setting warning examples to deter others," said a 2014 year-end report from state press agency Xinhua.

Noah and Alison's hideaway in the Hudson Valley provided an arresting new setting (warning: this show will make you want to emigrate), and there were still the interesting discrepancies in narration.

Calling someone "the father of.... .., or claiming a "first" usually sets warning bells ringing.

In a recent article, "Did Enron's Investors Fool Themselves?", Chris Higson of London Business School argues that the information in the firm's published accounts should have set warning bells ringing long before the share price started falling.

The report contains three subsections for each data set: warnings regarding potential PHI the program has identified, sample records, and information about low values of the numeric variables.

The cooling system, which dissipates heat generated by the lab's electronics, initially shut down around 8 p.m. Eastern time on Saturday when a circuit breaker tripped, setting off warning alarms that awoke the crew.

The Southeastern train firm also advised passengers to make checks before setting out, warning: "Given the weather forecast, there may be disruption on some routes through the day".

Buck would become a fiery critic of the missionary mind-set, warning against the smug sense of racial superiority she often witnessed.

As well as setting flood warnings, which mean "flooding is expected, immediate action required", in the South West, the Environment Agency also has around 90 flood alerts, meaning "flooding is possible, be prepared", across England.

State Health Dept. to set up warning stations to detect & report increases in radioactive fallout.

Ranger Dan Clifton told ABC his team had cordoned the area off and set up warning signs to alert beachgoers.