Sentence examples for been warned to prepare from inspiring English sources

Ben's mother, Kerry Needham, had been warned to "prepare for the worst".

The number of homes repossessed by mortgage lenders fell to its lowest level in seven-and-a-half years in the first half of 2014, however borrowers have been warned to prepare themselves for future interest rate rises.

Every hotel development here has ended up closed or abandoned, and although there are a couple of ramshackle bungalows and nature hostels, I have been warned to prepare for minimal facilities.

But several people close to Comcast said that Mr. Roberts had been warned to prepare for Mr. Eisner to embark on a "a scorched earth policy" if anyone tried to take over the company and push him out.

But families have also been warned to prepare for the "worst type of news", with New Zealand authorities admitting they expected the death toll "to steadily rise" over the weekend.

Householders and businesses in the north of England and north Wales have been warned to prepare for flooding as the terrible weather that has caused devastation in the south-west and Midlands continues.

After the storm moved into the western Atlantic, the Miami U.S. Weather Bureau issued storm warnings for the North Carolina coastline from Wilmington to Cape Hatteras; the region was warned to prepare for strong winds.

Investors are warned to prepare for the next oil shock.

Most cases have been mild, although employers are being warned to prepare for absences through illness.

Commuters in London are being warned to prepare for another round of disruption ahead of Tube strikes this month.

Firms are being warned to prepare to have up to one-fifth of their staff calling in sick over the autumn.