Sentence examples for warning means from inspiring English sources
"A warning means it's happening right now or it's imminent".
"I really don't think the warning means anything," Robert Petit of North Little Rock, Ark., said.
"Phobe [sic], De warning means the case is not going a head [sic].
A warning means that such a danger has already been sighted.
"But I think maybe that's what a warning means," I said.
However, the warning means he has escaped the more serious sanctions of a caution or prosecution.
The warning meant schools were supposed to suspend outdoor activities.
The warning meant many tour operators avoided the area and travel insurance was not valid there.
Security sources said the use of a code word in the warning meant it had to be taken seriously, but the lack of information about targeted areas pointed towards an attempt to cause disruption rather than a bombing.
Analysts said the warning meant Aetna was not paying enough attention to the most important and difficult task in managed care: anticipating future costs and setting rates to cover bills that often do not show up until months later.
David Greenall, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said the profit warning meant Serco's net debt could climb to 2.7 times its earnings and that the company might be forced to raise cash.
