Sentence examples for warning to heed from inspiring English sources

He even interprets Mr Mbeki's tacit support of Mr Mugabe as solidarity with a fellow black leader.That may be putting it too strongly, but it is a warning to heed.

Despite Marge's warning to heed the advice of the vendor in not using any of them, Maggie is granted that first wish: a new pacifier.

It's a hard warning to heed for a track that brings to mind disco's golden era.

Like Icarus flying too close to the sun, the merest taste of electoral success, coupled with the fawning approval of his faithful, was all it took to launch him into off-point, off-key screeds about public school and religion and reproductive rights, as if the term "wedge issue" wasn't so much a warning to heed but a challenge to overcome (a tendency that I previously discussed at length).

There were repeated warnings to heed the dark side of globalization, the technology and health gaps as well as the unbalanced use of natural resources.

In hindsight, even then – during times of hope for a Western-oriented, fully democratic future after the Orange Revolution of late 2004 – there were warning signs to heed.

The shadow treasurer, Chris Bowen, is warning the Coalition to heed the warning of its near-death experience at the election and listen to voters' concerns about the economy.

Some of the warning signs to heed include: You're underweight (less than 85 percent of the accepted norm for your age and height).

Remember to check all food for allergen warnings and to heed any advice given on the packet.

That near-miss served as a warning Forest failed to heed as McGeady opened the scoring on the half-hour.

If modern football does eventually succeed in eating itself, Goal III was the warning we failed to heed.