Sentence examples for slightly a warning from inspiring English sources

In clinical trials, Contrave raised pulse rates and blood pressure slightly, a warning that it might increase the risk of heart attacks, strokes or other cardiovascular problems.

If it's a user harassing a friend, step in slightly by giving them a warning template, and tell them specifically what the user did wrong and could fix.

"I wonder if there was any backlash here" he commented, ending with a slightly ominous warning: "I'm just saying … should we keep going?" He didn't seem to be advocating a protest against the women (he pointed out that he loved Wreck-It Ralph, which Silverman voiced a character for), but rather, suggesting that a double standard was at play.

Excluding one-time costs of merging with Canadian Airlines, the quarterly loss was 174 million Canadian dollars ($116 million), slightly less than indicated in a warning to investors in December.

Claire seemed to be playing a slightly different game, warning Danny off the case before returning his journal and, I think, the cylinder.

But the attacks, which have killed more than 75 people since May 2003, seemed to abate, with the American Embassy issuing a slightly reduced threat warning in October and noting that counterterrorism efforts in Saudi Arabia had hampered the ability of the militants to act.

Soon afterward, he raised interest rates slightly, again with the clear intention of sending a warning signal to investors.

At the time, he was found to have a slightly elevated reading of prostate specific antigen, or P.S.A., often a warning sign of prostate cancer.

If threatened, they may hiss loudly as a warning, doing so in a deep and steady rhythm, slightly flattening the head at the expiration of each breath.

Also, a warning for you girls: sometimes (like the first two or three times) your period will be slightly or completely brown.

Three of the musicians sat on stage, but the trumpeter, Joshua Frank, stood in the first balcony, and his mournful, martial interjections came like slightly menacing warning shots.