Sentence examples for be warned however from inspiring English sources
verb
To make (someone) aware of impending danger etc.
- We waved a flag to warn the oncoming traffic.
Be warned, however, that the competition is stiff.
Be warned, however: away from California, the price has reached a staggering three bucks.
Be warned, however, that when you flip to another application, Tuner closes and you lose audio.
Be warned, however, rail connections into Serbia are not always on time.
Be warned, however, that families flying to – or simply through – South Africa face onerous red tape.
Be warned, however, the single player campaign is relatively short so you will need online access.
Cockerill and O'Connor have been warned, however, that their conduct was "inappropriate" and told that any future instances of criticising officials will not be tolerated.
The reader is warned, however, that while many philosophers emphasize a single such characteristic, perhaps in response to the views of their immediate audience, it is probable that most would recognize the significance of many of the other features discussed here.
He was warned, however, that the position paid one-third less than his previous salary.
She was warned, however, that the summons was a pretext on which to capture her and thereby facilitate Lady Jane's accession to the throne.
Rumsfeld has been warned, however, that in today's world with "bloggers and internets and emails," even information operations overseas reach "multiple audiences" including U.S. citizens who are "hearing you here as well and therefore that's propagandizing".
