Sentence examples for warning of dangers from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the LCC points to a briefing paper issued on behalf of the Canary Wharf Group warning of dangers to London's economy posed by the superhighways - proof, the campaign argues, of hostile intent.

And the Pope, who does not have a Facebook account, has weighed in on social networking, praising the opportunity it presents for "dialogue, exchange, solidarity and the creation of positive relations" but warning of "dangers such as enclosing oneself in a sort of parallel existence".

Our two guides were friendly and knowledgeable, via an earpiece pointing out areas of interest (the spindly ash trees planted by British settlers wanting a taste of home) and warning of dangers (rocks painted a fluorescent green to alert the unwary and, apparently, snakes).

As they did in the wake of the Joplin tornado, Whitley and other experts are warning of dangers that may not be obvious in photographs of the wreckage in Moore, Okla., where a mile-wide tornado tore through the town and took the lives of at least 24 people on Monday.

Sentinels should also be established and monitored, providing early warning of dangers to ecosystem health.

a Warning of danger under case A, b warning of danger under case B. Case A is a condition where five learned objects are detected as obstacles.

Keynesian economists are warning of danger ahead.

Neither does a sign warning of "danger of death".

Under those conditions, pilots can become disoriented and think a gyroscope's warning of danger is inaccurate.

Egmond meanwhile took the oath of allegiance demanded by Margaret in the spring of 1567 and ignored William's warning of danger on Alba's arrival.

The Environment Agency has issued three severe flood warnings for parts of the seaside town - the highest category, warning of danger to life.