Sentences with phrase «term as a warning sign»

Family elders used the term as a warning sign when kids were showing off.

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Because not all long - term implications are completely understood, follow - up visits with assessments of a baby as she grows can let the staff at the hospital, and indeed the whole medical community, better understand problems and their early warning signs.

One controversial feature of his program — which might more accurately be termed intervention than prevention — involves offering antipsychotic medication when only the warning signs of schizophrenia and other psychotic illnesses, such as altered perception and paranoia, are present.

Economically speaking, if short - term rates rise above long - term rates — a process known as «inversion» — it's often a warning sign of a coming recession.

While some obvious warning signs, such as bankruptcy, foreclosure and consistently late or missing payments send clear signals to banks and other lenders that you a risky candidate, there are several more subtle red flags that may cause your application to be approved at only the most undesirable terms — or even cause your application to be denied outright.

It is a warning sign for me, so I better pay - down those short - term loans as early as possible.

Some high - yielding dividend stocks are fantastic long - term investments, but others are deeply troubled businesses whose rich dividend yields serve as warning signs.

Give a firm warning that you will defend any action taken as recourse with the terms in the signed lease.