Sentence examples for voice warning from inspiring English sources

It was an early voice warning Norwegians of the dangers of Adolf Hitler's Germany.

The audio includes a heavily accented voice warning in English that the Navy warships would explode.

Meanwhile, corporate governance body PIRC has added its voice, warning against 'nepotism'nepotism

(The first drops call forth a small icon of a cloud onscreen and a voice warning that auto-drive will soon disengage).

Mr. Mason was an early voice warning that firms offering consulting services as well as pure accounting oversight would erode the independence of corporate auditing.

Nissan's vexing weather alerts were in full effect, a synthetic female voice warning me ad nauseum of supposed flood risks in neighboring New Jersey even when there wasn't a cloud in the sky.

Such good news came, however, amid a rising tide of voices warning of risks and challenges.

He emphasizes the housing bubble — but some of the voices warning most vividly about the bubble were very much professional economists, including above all Bob Shiller, who is after all our leading bubble expert, but also others including, um, me.

He was also one of the primary dissenting voices warning of possible government surveillance via backdoors within cloud computing services prior to Snowden, which according to Bowden resulted in his dismissal from Microsoft in 2011.

Darren Hughes, the deputy chief executive of the Electoral Reform Society, said: "It's good to hear Ed Miliband join the chorus of voices warning about the number of people in danger of falling off the electoral register.

For the FSA, the idea that its second-in-command allegedly helped to silence one of the few voices warning that HBOS was flirting with disaster was a calamitous one, made worse because the regulator subsequently admitted it had undertaken repeated investigations focusing on HBOS's financial strength and found nothing untoward.