Sentence examples for warning of disaster from inspiring English sources

In 1992 George Bush senior beat Pat Buchanan by an insultingly small margin for a sitting president; this was to be a warning of disaster to come.

I like to think that if I had been proved as utterly wrong as Meltzer, or the 23 economists who signed the famous letter warning of disaster from quantitative easing, I'd have had the strength of character to admit it and question my premises.

That warning of disaster came true in 2014.

When realignment was adopted, a host of public officials charged with putting it into effect — police, prosecutors, county supervisors and others — spent too much time and energy resisting, passing along falsehoods about crime spikes and warning of disaster.

Nonetheless, we expect to see improvements in early warning of disaster response as a result of increasing ISN use.

In order to keep affected children alive, safe and learning, UNICEF and its partners are collaborating with the Office of the Prime Minister to support early warning of disaster events such as flooding and landslides as well as early response action.

Faced with dire warnings of disaster, Labour members may still balk at the prospect.

But despite the rocky first days of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership and the dire warnings of disaster, Labour's Brighton jamboree defied expectations.

The conference call was set up by the space agency, apparently to deflect suggestions that its officials had ignored explicit warnings of disaster.

An integral part of prophetic summoning, side by side with threats of punishment and warnings of disaster, was the vision of a truly holy community, a society fully responding to the divine imperative.

In both cases, what was more startling than the reporters' pathology was the degree to which so many warnings of disaster were ignored by so many editors of experience, including the papers' top leadership.