Sentence examples for been warned about potential from inspiring English sources
Travellers have been warned about potential disruption.
A local DJ said he had previously been warned about potential violence at the event, while the owner of the club (which had seen previous, if smaller-scale, attacks) noted that shootings are a regular occurrence in the area.
The user is warned about potential errors, which makes query writing more comfortable.
But people across the region should be warned about potential dangers of eating bats and other bush meat, and health workers would need to be trained to spot Ebola symptoms so outbreaks could be stopped more quickly.
A desire to be warned about potential triggers has nothing to do with people not wanting to "challenge" themselves academically.
Patients and family members should be warned about potential neurologic outcomes, and should be reassured about the commonality of their experiences.
Alex Salmond has been warned about making exaggerated claims about the potential benefits of North Sea oil to an independent Scotland after asserting that future reserves are worth £300,000 a head for every Scot.
So it's especially to disturbing to him that neither the youth he sees, ages 12 to 19 -- about a quarter of his practice -- nor their families have been warned about the side effects or even the potential benefits of the drugs they're given.
Another potential drawback of extending information given to patients, is that placebo research in other settings have shown that patients tend to report experiencing side effects they have been warned about (Colagiuri et al, 2012).
Unesco was warned about the potential risk that climate change-driven fires posed to the site when it sent a mission to the island in November.
