Sentence examples for vigorous warning from inspiring English sources

The most talented among them, János Batsányi, secured his place in the history of Hungarian literature by his poem "A Franciaországi változásokra" (1789; "On the Changes in France"), a vigorous warning to all tyrants "to cast their watchful eyes on Paris".

In this capacity, he wrote a vigorous warning to both Britain and France about interfering in the question of Cuban independence.

Those left out vowed Thursday to mount a vigorous opposition, warning of class warfare with a "dangerous" government dominated by settlers and "tycoons".

This vigorous early warning and microbial clearance mechanism must have been of fundamental evolutionary importance to our early hominid ancestors.

A Hispanic leader close to the transition immigration team said that its discussions had been "vigorous," with several aides warning the president that the recession had made immigration an even thornier issue, and others arguing that no plan for economic recovery would work in the long term if it did not include laws to regulate the status of some 12 million illegal workers.

The key success factors of such marginal resuscitation efforts are early bystander actions with vigorous CPR and early warning of the emergency system, early dispatch of adequate rescue units (ground and air-ambulances) and good co-ordination between the resources outside and inside the hospital, aggressive rewarming and a spirit not to give up".

He was a communications specialist for Purdue, and had launched a vigorous campaign to defend the drug, warning newspapers to be careful about their coverage.

In the Republic of Ireland, Met Éireann has issued an orange wind warning due to a "vigorous Atlantic storm" over the country from late on Monday night.

The BBC's Christian Fraser said that the vigorous nature of the investigation was a warning to media organisations across the world.

Treasury Deputy Secretary Neal Wolin offered a vigorous defense of Dodd-Frank in Politico, warning that to carry out the reforms effectively, "we need to make sure regulators have the resources they need to do their jobs".

Vigorous testing of that theory bears out the warning.