Sentence examples for welcome warning from inspiring English sources

Through May 18 In the early 1970s the Pattern and Decoration movement was among the early, and welcome, warning signs that American painting could be other than abstract and minimal.

The guidelines contain a new and welcome warning against trans fats like margarine and vegetable shortening (which no cook with taste buds would be using anyway), a few specific recommendations for different segments of the population, and the extremely helpful suggestion that people wishing to lose weight should exercise at a moderately intense rate for an hour and a half every day.

Friends of the Earth welcomed the report, with its executive director, Andy Atkins, saying: "This is a timely and welcome warning shot across the bows of the anti-green chancellor who's made no secret of his desire to water down the UK's commitment to tackling climate change".

| China reacted to Congress' deal avoiding a debt default for now with welcomes, warnings and mockery on Thursday.

The British Chambers of Commerce said the rise in employment was welcome, before warning against complacency after recent surveys of employers showed that businesses had scaled back investment and new hiring.

Western companies, for long the victims of counterfeiting, welcomed the warning, as they have welcomed such warnings in the past.

But Barbara Bergman, co-chair of the Amicus Committee of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and a professor at the University of New Mexico Law School, welcomed the warning to undercover agents.

Updated at 5.15pm BST 4.54pm BST Oxfam welcomes IMF warning on economic inequality A fork lift truck driver loads water sanitation equipment at Oxfam's logistics warehouse in Bicester, England.

With poverty and chaos closing in around him, Mr. Lewis offered both a welcome and a warning with his wave.

After defending his proposal for more than a year against accusations by Democrats that it was much too big, Mr. Bush found himself this week in the welcome position of warning against fiscal recklessness, telling those who want more that he would not go a penny above $1.6 trillion.

The words offered welcome, wisdom, and warning.