Sentence examples for warning of damage from inspiring English sources

State media has given the issue widespread coverage in recent days, warning of damage to bilateral ties and vowing not to back down.

Elon Musk sent an email to Tesla staff on Sunday night, warning of "damaging sabotage" by a vindictive employee.

Critics of the bill mostly sidestepped a fight on the merits of the measure, retreating behind procedural arguments and dire warnings of damage to national security to oppose the bill.

The outcome appeared to comfort the Socialist prime minister's tactic of agressively warning of the damage the FN could cause.

The former cabinet minister Yvette Cooper will release a report warning of the damage facing Labour heartlands if the "far right of the Conservative party" gets its way.

His wife, Akie, has cautiously allied herself with the sceptics, warning of the damage so much concrete could do to ecosystems and tourism.

In his early months Letta was pretty outspoken about the need to fight youth unemployment, warning of the damage that harsh austerity was causing in Europe's periphery.

A month after the Games, in spite of a Chinese government warning of "serious damage" to diplomatic relations, the European Parliament voted to give Mr. Hu the Sakharov Prize.

But the British fought tooth-and-nail against the withholding-tax idea, warning of grave damage to London's Eurobond market.

But in a dramatic turn around, even the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development is now warning of the damage to the developing world caused by profit shifting.

They include top secret MI6 reports warning of the damage to British interests and the likelihood of terrorist attacks in the UK if it joined the US-led invasion of Iraq.