Sentence examples for warning of peril from inspiring English sources

The cost of fine Swiss-made goods, from watches to precision machinery, has gone from eye-popping to eye-watering, and Swiss companies are warning of peril.

The tragic view of life that today seeps even into the magazine's fun-loving and positive issues — the constant warnings of perils and disasters, ecological and population-based — was unknown.

Separatists are also riding the counter current with shockingly racist advertisements warning of Muslim peril.

Thrall makes a persuasive case that instead of leaving the Israelis and Palestinians alone or limply warning of the peril facing Israeli democracy if a two-state solution isn't achieved, the only weapon in the US arsenal that has ever produced meaningful gains on the issue is force diplomatic, economic, or otherwise.

In 1919 the Times was solemnly warning of the perils attendant on the new rebellious flapper.

Conservatives seized on Hayek's tract as a timely warning of the perils down the road.

But while warning of the perils of slow growth, it still often insists on austerity for just such economies.

Images of the Queen's father, George VI, should appear on cigarette packets as warning of the perils of smoking, one of Britain's leading surgeons has suggested.

In an interview, Mr. Corzine made clear the depths of his ideological fervor, warning of the perils of a Republican sweep on Election Day.

Officials at Standard & Poor's and the IMF have issued statements warning of the perils of quick and severe cuts.

Last weekend, former President Bill Clinton took to North Carolina phone lines with a recorded message warning of the perils of a constitutional amendment banning same-sex marriage and civil unions.