Sentence examples for veiled warning from inspiring English sources

Or perhaps he knew something the rest of us didn't and wanted to issue a timely, veiled warning.

In 2007, the Chinese shot down one of their own orbiting spacecraft in what was probably a thinly veiled warning to America.

The "Alexandrov" article can only be viewed as kind of thinly veiled warning to Peking, one threat ening extremely unpleasant consequences for the Chinese if they do not quickly come to heel in the current negotiations.

We need to be treated all the same," he added in a thinly veiled warning to governments eyeing 5G and thinking how they might reap the benefits of next-gen network investment to power efficiencies in their own service delivery.

(This is not a thinly veiled warning about stretch marks, although no promises).

During the leadership campaign, one of her senior colleagues had issued a thinly veiled warning about the dangers of what he called "Fisher-Price politics".

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, the president of Turkey, has announced, "We aim to give Afrin back to its rightful owners", in a thinly veiled warning to ethnically cleanse the region of its Kurdish inhabitants.

With some likening the differences of opinion to open warfare, Tsipras issued a thinly veiled warning to Zoe Konstantopoulou, a leading Syriza cadre and speaker of the House who has become the face of anger against the government U-turn.

But he sounded ready for battle once the plane landed in Cleveland and reporters cornered him under the wing, issuing a not-so-veiled warning to Wall Street.

But he sounded ready for battle once the plane landed and reporters cornered him under the wing, issuing a not-so-veiled warning to Wall Street.

Shortly after he took office in 1993, President Bill Clinton issued a not-so-veiled warning to Mr. Mubarak to reform the electoral process or face a cut in aid.