Sentence examples for already warning that from inspiring English sources
The initiative is likely to be controversial, with broadband companies already warning that freedom of speech could be compromised.
More than a decade ago, when politicians of both parties were celebrating the wonders of modern banking and widening access to consumer credit, she was already warning that high debt levels could bring widespread financial disaster in the face of an economic downturn.
No wonder Cameron looked so calm: Duncan Smith's leaving gift is effectively an end to all-new welfare cuts for the rest of parliament (although there are some fierce ones in the pipeline): some are already warning that will mean tax increases before long.
Moneyweek, "The UK's best-selling financial magazine", is already warning that "Corbynomics is no joke – we must nip it in the bud".
Some conservatives are already warning that banning bump stocks could lead to other gun control measures ― a slippery-slope argument that advocates of the Second Amendment have made for years.
The president's foes are already warning that authorities could put up time-consuming delays.
Nick Dusic of the Campaign for Science & Engineering has already sent out a statement warning that DBIS must preserve research fund: "The department has a wide remit so it is more critical than ever that the science budget is ring-fenced so that is protected from spending problems in other areas".
The Central Intelligence Agency sent a report to Congress this month warning that Iraq had already rebuilt missile and chemical weapons factories since the airstrikes in 1998.
Take an illustration from the education department this week, on whose website there is a health warning that information up already may not be current government policy.
Russia's regional governors are already warning him that he cannot use their tax money for that purpose.
There are already warning signs that this is a direction they are likely to go in, with talk of more inspectors, more audit, more top-down control.
