Almost every family experiences one: the sort of reverie-piercing, life-rending health event or diagnosis that smacks you upside the head without warning, challenging your finances, belief system, priorities, and plans -- frequently when you're on the phone with your health insurer.
Amid the enthusiasm to go to war, its warnings challenged conventional wisdom within the Bush Administration.
But also politically committed and breaking stories, as we did by publishing Tony Blair's warning and challenge to Labour.
He insisted on a "shared destiny" with people in Western democracies, presenting his fate as "a warning, a challenge, a danger, or a lesson" for them.
After publicly warning about challenges in mobile advertising, Facebook executives held conference calls to update their banks' analysts on the business.
Fashion house Burberry, which sells heavily in the U.S., Europe and Asia, has recently said its earnings have been boosted by the fall in the pound while warning of challenging times ahead. .
His arrest is seen as a warning not to challenge the status quo.
Barack Obama has launched a huge plan to wean America off coal, warning that "no challenge poses a greater threat to our future, the future generations, than the changing climate".
In 1997, when he sang "Rappaccini's Daughter," Mr. Catán predicted that he would grow into his voice only in his mid-30s, warning that the challenge in the meantime was simply not to ruin it.
In results described by group chief executive Cameron Clyne as "stable", the emphasis was on the Australian core to NAB, for which there was a warning about the challenge from the global economy, notably in the eurozone and US.
This is one of the bulk powers Liberty is objecting to in its planned High Court challenge, warning that these so-called Internet Connection Records (ICRs) provide "a goldmine of valuable personal information for criminal hackers and foreign spies".
