Sentence examples for warning of calamity from inspiring English sources

Until now, China's powerful security establishment has staved off any erosion of its authority, warning of calamity if the police lose their ability to detain perceived troublemakers without the interference of judges or defense lawyers.

Gov. Gray Davis and other politicians were still warning of calamity and vowing to do whatever was necessary to keep electricity flowing to constituents; utility executives said it was not their fault and begged for emergency help, and everyone was blaming the 1996 deregulation of the utility industry that had promised lower prices through competition and delivered chaos instead.

Amusingly, page after page of Google News results for Antarctic sea ice record show links to news articles breathlessly spreading fear and warning of calamity because Arctic sea ice recently set a 33-year low.

Economists and Obama administration officials are warning of a calamity if the government defaults on its obligations.

The worst negligence may have occurred more recently than that: local engineers claim that faxes they sent warning of imminent calamity were ignored in Bihar's capital, Patna, because the relevant bureaucrat was on leave.

Peter Webber; also nominated by Philip French See this if you liked... Point Blank, Don't Look Now 3 The State Of Things Wim Wenders, 1982 This is the film to show to all budding directors and producers as a warning of the calamities that can unfold.

He presents himself as a Defender of the American People, warning of terrible calamities unless the policies championed by the Bush Administration are kept in place.

So, a bit like HAL but hopefully without the psychosis, this A.I. presence will inform and educate the guests, telling them about the area and warning of natural calamities to avoid.

By Sept. 18, when Mr. Bush and his team had their fateful meeting in the Roosevelt Room after the failure of Lehman Brothers and the emergency rescue of A.I.G., Mr. Paulson was warning of an economic calamity greater than the Great Depression.

Andrew Marx, a spokesman for Partners in Health, a nongovernmental organization that works closely with the Ministry of Health in rural areas, said that it had been warning of such a calamity away from the capital but that authorities had focused disease prevention mostly on Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince Port-au-Prince

But it's certainly true that the party establishment helped facilitate the fall, with outside groups running ads and spreading rumors against him, and lawmakers warning of a perilous down-ballot calamity were he to end up atop the ticket.