Sentence examples for began warning that from inspiring English sources
Early in the present decade, whenever Americans began warning that finance was becoming dangerously speculative, defenders of business as usual solemnly warned that if we began regulating the affair, the show would move offshore to London, finance's new wild west.
Last year, some military physicians and researchers began warning that DMAA might pose similar health risks.
Last fall former U.S. intelligence officials began warning that official pronouncements were being based on "cooked intelligence".
ALAN BLINDER dropped a bomb of a soundbite a few years ago when he began warning that offshoring of American service jobs, made possible by technological advancements, could rob the economy of somewhere between 30 and 40 million jobs.
Last fall former U.S. intelligence officials began warning that official pronouncements were being based on "cooked intelligence". British intelligence officials were so concerned that, The Independent reports, they kept detailed records of the process.
Even in the 25 years since medical groups began warning that ultraviolet irradiation can lead to skin cancer as well as to dire consequences for the appearance-conscious — wrinkles!
Technology companies have already begun warning that sales and earnings will probably slide.
Politicians and pundits on the left have begun warning that this relative indifference to joblessness is worse than a crime, it is a mistake.
Other senior US officials have begun warning that if the Iraqi government does not take a lead in disarming the militias, the US military might have to do so.
In several speeches, he has begun warning that the insurgency is already metastasizing into a far broader struggle to "establish a radical Islamic empire that spans from Spain to Indonesia".
But some liberals have begun warning that Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman's centrist positions on important issues may have dampened enthusiasm for the ticket among vital parts of the party's base like union members and black voters.
