Sentence examples for warning of that from inspiring English sources

The administration is already on record warning of that.

The 2008 presidential election gave ample warning of that.

Regardless of the answer to the question, I don't think our response to the budget crisis should involve firing hundreds of thousands of public-school teachers, and I feel like if we were really running up against a point where it might get hard to borrow, we'd probably see some warning of that in the bond markets.

Grandma believes that her breast cancer was caused by the hormones she was prescribed that actually have a warning of that side effect.

But the elders tell you from their own -- sometimes tragic -- experience that you ignore the warning of that feeling at your great peril.

A fierce rain squall caused the frigate to roll and Oliver maintained the pursuit so that at 18 00 he was close enough to fire a single shot at Rhin, a warning of that a full broadside was to follow.

But the trend also prompted a flurry of warnings of that immigration to America's northern neighbour can be an arduous process.

Clever, experienced, tough, from northern working-class roots, her vote for the invasion of Iraq will be used against her, though we know how Blair terrorised his MPs with false warnings of that 45-minute national danger.

Warnings of that future are not distractions.

You could provide warning of impacts that could be dangerous.

For the longer term, bipartisan bills in Congress would require drug makers to give the F.D.A. six months' warning of problems that might disrupt supplies.