Sentence examples for startling warning from inspiring English sources

That was the startling warning issued by the oil giant Shell more than a quarter of a century ago.

Last week, headlines carried the startling warning that the Yellowstone supervolcano could erupt sooner than expected within a few decades, according to some media outlets.

The startling warning from Lady Greenfield, professor of synaptic pharmacology at Lincoln college, Oxford, and director of the Royal Institution, has led members of the government to admit their work on internet regulation has not extended to broader issues, such as the psychological impact on children.

AI Squared's problems started in the second week of January, when the company received a startling warning from security giant Symantec: Certificates for its technology that are designed to guarantee its authenticity had been compromised.

And the music painted the exact picture the company wanted its fans to see: a blurry, but startling warning that something was coming.

This weekend brought two startling warnings from two entirely different quarters.

Markets across the world tumbled today after Compaq cpq issued a startling earnings warning, and the earth is rumbling under Wall Street shortly before the opening of trading here.

Although Mr. Kotz's report did not lay bare any startling new early warnings about the business of Mr. Madoff, it did add embarrassing new details to what may be the S.E.C.'s biggest failure since it was created 75 years ago.

However, the song's lyrics would form a sage 21st-century warning, with a startling number of web users apparently using woefully inadequate passwords such as the song title.

Newly released secret Whitehall files disclose that a Ministry of Defence warning that "something startling" was going to be found during the August 1982 salvage operation raised such serious concerns that previously undeclared war munitions and explosives might be found that divers involved were officially warned in the strongest terms of the possible "danger to life and limb" they faced.

The warning is especially startling coming from AmCham China, as it calls itself, which for years flexed its advocacy muscle persuading the United States to let China into the world trading system and rebutting Americans who it felt were too hard on China.