Sentence examples for warning calling from inspiring English sources

Some friends scoffed at that warning, calling it paranoid.

Hamas's ministry of the interior has told residents to ignore the warning, calling it "psychological warfare".

In Britain the government issued a food hazard warning, calling on local authorities to check that food businesses are not using poultry or egg products originating from Belgium.

The Commission launched an "infringement procedure" against Hungary on Tuesday, the first stage of which is a warning calling for changes to the controversial laws.

On August 24, the CEP issued a broader warning, calling out political parties whose candidates and supporters were involved in violence, suggesting they could face sanctions.

Ayaan Hirsi Ali dismissed claims that the website entry was just a warning, calling it "an assault on the freedom of expression" that should not be marginalized or overlooked.

Mike Huckabee accused her of ignoring the warning calls from dying Americans in Benghazi.

Local business owners, who say they are often sued without warning, call the suits shakedowns, invariably signing settlement agreements with strict confidentiality requirements.

In the 1970s, Trivers published five major papers linking genetics to behavioral biology with a "selfish gene" model to explain behaviors from bird warning calls to cuckoldry to sibling rivalry to revenge.

Almost 300 Environment Agency flood warnings are in place across the UK, with 509 warnings calling for "immediate action".

Parents and doctors have made repeated warnings, calling for better controls of these irresponsible websites which, even when suppressed, will pop up again within hours.