Sentence examples for should send a warning from inspiring English sources

However, Gove's statement should send a warning signal to parents.

Alice Harrison, an adviser at Global Witness, said: "Today's announcement should send a warning shot to company executives and investors that the environment is no longer their playground.

"Whatever the length of the ban I think the fact a high-profile athlete's got caught because of supplements should send a warning out.

That is politically toxic.Perhaps George Papandreou, the Greek prime minister, should send a warning copy of Waugh to Mrs Merkel, so she can see what the poor, cuckolded hero gains from his rebellion.

"This should send a stark warning to the City," Mr Chada said.

It's a welcome concession, but it should send a clear warning that such benefit-cutting measures can have damaging consequences.

The examples produced over the last few weeks and months should send a stark warning to the U.S. that we cannot continue to operate at our current levels of monetary and fiscal profligacy and expect the outcome of our Treasury auctions to remain positive forever.

Seagram bought a six-column newspaper ad to congratulate Ray Milland on his performance in "The Lost Weekend" and to send a warning that some men should not drinl.

It should send out a warning to people not to cheat that you can get banned for four years but it doesn't always work, does it?

She said: "Our figures should send out a warning to government and the rest of the NHS that we will soon have a catastrophe on our hands if urgent action is not taken to reverse the decline in funding.

Prosecutors wanted to send a warning.