Sentence examples for will warning from inspiring English sources

James Baker's strong-arm tactics are reminiscent of those Microsoft executives who acted like thuggish enforcers of their leader's will, warning that their company was so important that any kind of assault on them would be bound to undermine the stability of the Republic and destroy capitalism and impede the march toward high-tech prosperity.

Will warning the government against complacency and calling for a VAT cut be enough?

BRUSSELS — Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates sharply criticized NATO nations on Friday for what he said were shortages of military spending and political will, warning of "a dim if not dismal future" and "irrelevance" for the alliance unless more member nations contributed weapons, money and personnel.

If you don't, who will? (Warning: If you happen to be an animal activist and spend your time protesting against testing on lab rats, please skip to lesson 13).

The bean counters in the health service will be warning this will be hard to afford.

Eventually, someone like Zimmerman will fire warning shots that will kill a bystander.

Will warnings from President Obama and Hillary Clinton suffice?

What will be warning signs?

Natural selection, therefore, will favour warning systems that are devoid of ambiguity.

"I will take warning from his excellent performance against Helenius and train intensely and meticulously as always.

She is not hopeful that Americans will heed her warning.