Sentence examples for warning worth from inspiring English sources

Tame by Charity's standards, but a warning worth heeding.

If Asia is to lead the world into recovery, as it did into slump, that is a warning worth heeding.

It's a warning worth remembering, for "Delancey's Way" is a novel in which what plot there is advances parenthetically.

Or perhaps a warning, from historic reality and imaginative truth; and as with Nineteen Eighty-Four, a warning worth heeding in a book worth reading.

If Paul Johnson of the Institute of Fiscal Studies says there's a tax and spend black hole ahead, his impeccable integrity makes the warning worth heeding.

Nonetheless, it's a warning sign worth noting.

This warning is worth bearing in mind in the light of the excitement over Harper Lee's "lost" novel Go Set a Watchman – the followup, after no less than 55 years, to her sensational debut To Kill a Mockingbird.

As the veteran leader behind the global fight against HIV/AIDS, his warning is worth heeding.

There are nine warning signs worth heeding when you're out there dating.

"Heat-health warnings are worth repeating and although rain is forecast for the weekend it also will remain very warm in a number of places".

Despite such warnings, $22 billion worth of variable annuities, or 69% of the total, were sold into tax-deferred accounts in the first quarter, according to Morningstar.