Sentence examples for this warning of from inspiring English sources

Despite this warning of trouble, the scale of what the bankers are told on November 19 is remarkable.

Some two and a half hours from Canterbury Cathedral, it was among French Muslims in the city of Lens that this warning of the need to stand as one against a barbarous medieval sectarianism was turned into a deed.

This warning of inadequacy was lost as regulatory bodies and organisations issued 'new' guidelines based on these early guidelines, and through such repetition generated a false impression of consensus".

Take this warning of civil war in Lebanon, published in The Independent, no less: "For Lebanon, these are tense times… Since the Alawite community which dominates political power in Syria is in effect Shia and the majority of Syrians are Sunni, it is not difficult to understand the darker nightmares which afflict the people of this region.

One of the most startling allegations in a January report by U.S. intelligence agencies about Russian hacking was this sentence: "Russia has sought to influence elections across Europe". This warning of a campaign far broader than the United States got little attention in America.

He recently leveled this warning to a group of advertisers: "Folks, this is a tidal wave.

This isn't the warning of apocalyptic wackos: it's the judgment of the climate scientists who have consistently been proven right up to now.

"Your blockage was so high that a huge portion of your heart would have been damaged without this warning series of heart attacks," the cardiologist said.

At the very least, this early warning of the problems that lie ahead should be taken seriously, and serve as a stimulus for further research.

Gordon Brown will tomorrow call on world leaders to address this issue, warning of a "timebomb" that could damage both the developed world and emerging economies.

Moody's highlighted this problem, warning of "fiscal slippage" at the regional and local government level.