Sentence examples for warning appreciation from inspiring English sources
That description fits Asya to a T. Warning: appreciation of the movie is impeded by its dim, washed-out color and a substandard soundtrack in which some of the dialogue is only semi-intelligible.
NANJING, CHINA — China pushed back Monday against calls to let its currency rise, with Prime Minister Wen Jiabao warning that an appreciation in the yuan could hobble Chinese growth.
Many staff mentioned their desire to be appreciated, to receive appreciation letters rather than warning letters.
Columba Garnica Gallo Bush Born 1953 Born in Mexico; involved in promoting art appreciation among children and warning against drug use.
The People's Bank of China was cautious in its statement about how far its currency, the renminbi, might fluctuate, warning explicitly that "the basis for large-scale appreciation of the RMB exchange rate does not exist".
A spokesperson for Panasonic was unavailable for comment on Thursday, but in an official statement the company blamed the yen's "rapid appreciation" and "sluggish" consumer spending for the profit warning.
To clarify, that catered reception PepsiCo held for California legislators on the day they killed the soda warning label bill had nothing to do with our deep appreciation!
So, just to forewarn you, while this liveblog might end up being seen as the vanguard of film appreciation in the digital age, it could just as easily turn into a stark warning about the thundering pointlessness of liveblogging afilm.
That expansion of credit fanned fears of inflation that has already brought a sharp appreciation in real estate prices in recent months, prompting the government to renew warnings about problems of housing affordability.
It is also a warning, many Afghans say, that errant bombing and missile strikes by the United States may squander the overwhelming appreciation that America earned among 20 million Afghans when it forced the Taliban and its ally, Al Qaeda, from power.
