Sentence examples for thin warning from inspiring English sources
Eating disorders may be particularly hard to detect in larger girls because there is no "too thin" warning sign, and peers and adults may praise weight loss.
Those loans are the government's last hope of avoiding a unilateral debt default and the collapse of the currency board which pegs the peso at par to the dollar.In this section Patience wears thin A warning from the right In the shadows Reprints Related items The IMF and Argentina: Staying mumDec 13th 2001Though much-delayed, the budget is still vague on details.
In Hester Velmans's translation, you can practically hear the creak of its author's thin, querulous voice warning against hiring Germans as shipbuilders (due to their "lumpish skills" and tendency to "bark out orders harshly, in the military manner") and muttering against the infiltration of spies from the Hanseatic League.
Dominating it all is a 20-foot-tall statue of Buddha, a brooding presence -- perhaps warning the thin women seated at low tables around him of the dangers of doing anything more than picking at their Asian fusion food.
A letter in the Canadian Vet Journal in 1989 suggested that there is usually no harm from smooching your dog, but then lists a comprehensive set of risks – warning that the thin mucous membrane lining our mouths, noses and eyes is no match for canine bacteria.
Out in the distance, the weirdly thin, flat voice of the warning horn finally woke up: INCOMING!
Less than five minutes after our introduction, she placed me in front of a full-length mirror, stood directly behind me and, without warning, pressed her thin body into my back and wrapped her arms around me just below my breasts.
WARNING: do not thin to much.
If you see a "thin ice" sign or other warning, heed it.
or warning (i.e., "Warning: Trying to look as thin as this model may be dangerous to your health").
His warning of "wafer-thin" support for the EU was designed to show that that support could easily fall again.
