Sentence examples for been warning for a from inspiring English sources

"We have been warning for a long time about the dangers of Chinese lanterns," said Guy Gagen of the NFU.

PRATO NEVOSO, Italy — The CSC Saxo Bank team had been warning for a week that its riders would attack Cadel Evans in the Alps.

Nothing has actually changed; nothing has been done; the savage budget cuts to the Environment Agency – which many have been warning for a long time will affect flood management – have not been reversed.

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Henry L. Niman, a flu tracker in Pittsburgh, has been warning for a week that the same mutation has repeatedly been found in Ukraine, which is in the grips of a severe outbreak and where surprising numbers of people have died with lung hemorrhages.

"We've been warning for a long time about the crisis in prisons, and what we are seeing at Birmingham is not unique to Birmingham, but it certainly would seem that this is the most recent worst incident since the 1990 Strangeways riot".

Lee Scott, the boss of Wal-Mart, the world's biggest retailer, has been warning for over a year that higher fuel bills are cutting into customers' spending.

The FBI has been warning for at least a year that home-grown jihadists present as great a threat as jihadists from overseas, and possibly greater.

He had been warning for months of a crisis.

Representative Rahm Emanuel of Illinois, the chairman of the House Democratic Caucus, has been warning for months of a looming "Bush recession".

Mr. Rosen said he had been warning for more than a year that the run-up in technology stocks was "smoke and mirrors".