Sentence examples for sound warning from inspiring English sources

"There is a weight of evidence that should sound warning bells to any thinking person," the company said in 1999.

If you're over 25 and watching Skins then in an ideal world an alarm should sound warning that you are consuming an age-inappropriate drama.

Not surprisingly, Mr. Mnuchin was not the only one to sound warning bells last week, especially with the 30th Anniversary of the Crash of '87 taking place on October 19.

Should a 15-kiloton nuke be minutes from detonating above Honolulu, a unique siren would sound, warning the public of the bomb's imminent arrival, Hawaii News Now reports.

Richard Newsom, who spent 17 years as a bank examiner, including at the FDIC, said the agency failed to dig into loan portfolios at so-called "healthy" banks like Integrity, and thus missed the opportunity to sound warning that banks had made huge bets on loans of dubious quality.

"The Governor terminated their agreement and [for DHS] to do anything but honor that should sound warning bells for any states yet to sign, and raise new levels of questions about whether this rogue agency recognizes it's operating in a democracy".

About 18 seconds before the crash, an alarm sounded, warning the pilots to immediately increase altitude.

He has advocated fresh ingredients and sounded warning bells about why processed foods are barely worth digesting.

The captain of the Greek gunboat Armatolos sounded warning horns and sent repeated radio messages as the Turkish ship bore down, to no avail.

... and an Israeli man takes cover as a siren sounds warning of incoming rockets in Ashdod.

Lovink sounds warning signals about the Web 2.0 neo-Liberalism "Like" binary ego preferences as cover for amassing personal data for global domination.