Sentence examples for warning of how from inspiring English sources
But it still gives warning of how messy things can get when countries don't pay up.
But another university may serve as a warning of how the program could go wrong.
But neighbours such as Equatorial Guinea are a warning of how riches can be destructive.
The opening chapter of this excellent thriller is a salutary warning of how fragile civilised life can seem.
His speech de-glamorising gun culture is a brutal warning of how far he is willing to go.
The utility learned of the attack only when proof of it appeared online — the hacker's warning of how susceptible the plant was.
Mr Cowen and other ministers regularly issue grim warnings of how difficult things will be in 2009.
For young women, who are endlessly bombarded with warnings of how to avoid assault, watching can feel like a perverse training manual.
But they are also, in the physical and aesthetic nightmares of urban life, dismal forebodings, warnings of how that future could yet collapse.
The rhetoric of die-hard segregationists is back as well, complete with its warnings of how untraditional marriages can beget polygamy and bestiality.
Even though I got the usual warnings of how this would mean we would never be rid of her, I started feeding her, and made a comfortable spot on the back step for her to snooze.
