Sentence examples for was another warning from inspiring English sources
To the moralistically minded, it was another warning of the worst wages of spousal betrayal.
Proving how vulnerable she has become and underscoring her fragile confidence, the scramble by Hingis to beat Majoli, 4-6, 6-4, 7-6 (5), wanotherher warning light for the No. 1 player in the world.
Frances O'Grady, the general secretary of the Trades Union Congress, said the gloomy manufacturing survey was another warning sign that workers risk paying the price for the economic fallout from Brexit.
With Zardes, Gonzalez, and Penedo absent through Gold Cup play and Dos Santos still to arrive, this was another warning for the Galaxy's opponents of just how formidable the defending champions continue to be as a team.
There was another warning that the award questions would keep coming a week later when The Independent revealed that Labour is preparing to spend more than the present Government's ceiling, rather than stick within it as Mr Blair promised in 1997.
Back to Deborah: that morning after she moved in, and we were reading the Sunday paper in bed, and you walked over, and she said, "I'm actually not a big fan of animals in the bedroom," and you gave me another one of those looks — that was another warning, right?
The data is "another warning that the euro zone economy is sinking further into recession," Jonathan Loynes, chief European economist at Capital Economics, wrote in an analysis, adding that the results dashed hopes that the European Central Bank's pledge on Sept. 6 "to take more decisive policy action might have improved sentiment towards the broader economy".
But if true, they are "another warning signal" about avian influenza's risks, says Klaus Stöhr, head of the World Health Organization's global influenza program.
Then there's another warning for holding.
The large quantity of uranium involved should have been another warning sign.
Hungary's bid for freedom from outside constraints is another warning sign for the euro zone.
