Sentence examples for warning drew from inspiring English sources
But his warning drew little notice.
As the EU referendum campaign got under way, Carney's Brexit recession warning drew calls for his resignation from pro-leave supporters.
In 1955, the injustice of the black experience was no longer news, and if Baldwin's warning drew attention it was overshadowed by the gentler yet more startling statements that made his work unique.
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In the elegant Waldorf-Astoria function room, the warning drew a polite round of applause and an approving pat on the back of Neil Kearney, the general secretary of the International Textile, Garment and Leather Workers Federationn.
The deliberate targeting of civilian ships — ships like the Lusitania and the Sussex that U-boats sank without warning — drew the U.S. into the war.
As for the unions, which have been threatening strikes on a scale Britain has not seen since Margaret Thatcher came to power more than 30 years ago, he had a warning, drawn from Labour's wilderness years before 1997.
Stylized quote: from the announcement of the chair of International Association of Lighting Designers Sustainability Committee (Glenn Heinmiller) in an industry magazine issuing a warning drawn from lessons of LED's about inflated claims about performances.
46 In November 2000, the US Food and Drug Administration issued a black-box warning drawing attention to nevirapine's potential to cause serious liver damage as well as life-threatening hepatic failure, particularly in HIV-infected women with CD4 lymphocyte cell counts greater than 250/mm and HIV-infected men with CD4 lymphocyte cell counts greater than 400/mm.
But the warnings drew an immediate riposte from the cleric, Moktada al-Sadr, who emerged from days of silence to reject demands for the militiamen to surrender.
The meetings were highlighted by the appearance by Timothy F. Geithner, the United States treasury secretary, whose advice, and warnings, drew a tepid reaction from the euro zone's finance ministers.
