Sentence examples for the warning against from inspiring English sources

In the warning against radical demands I heard Paéz's characteristic caution.

I don't know if there is an Afghan equivalent of the warning against over-egging the pudding, but it is advice that Hosseini would do well to heed.

FCO: The warning against non-essential travel has been lifted, but a state of emergency remains in place, and the political situation is undergoing rapid and dramatic change.

He followed the coach's directives at home, too, including the warning against sleeping in a cold room, to avoid developing a sore arm; and to sleep with a tube sock pulled up over his throwing arm.

There are spectacular superhero films (including the latest, "Avengers: Infinity War") where the warning against spoilers is mere vanity — little that happens there actually proves to be much of a mental or emotional shock.

In a speech last week, the Pentagon's general counsel, Jeh C. Johnson, reinforced the warning against "overmilitarizing our approach to Al Qaeda," saying that it would be dangerous to permit "the U.S. military to extend its powerful reach into areas traditionally reserved for civilian law enforcement in this country".

Fish are returning, but the warnings against eating them remain.

Here, the warnings against plagiarism seem to have sunk in better than those about downloading.

America's gun sickness has produced its own rhetoric: the dispensing of thoughts and prayers, the warnings against politicizing tragedy, the deflections and the shifting of blame.

The warnings against alliances and the admonitions not to allow love or hate of other nations to cloud our judgment are well known.

The warnings against the supposed lecherous quality of this fruit soon spread to the West – the Swedenborgian philosopher Herman Vetterling commented on so-called "erotic properties" of the durian in the early 20th century.