Sentence examples for bringing warnings from inspiring English sources

The state is facing a $42 billion deficit, bringing warnings that insolvency is possible.

Both companies have made splashy changes in the last couple of weeks, bringing warnings from analysts about the possible effects these updates will have on Pandora.

But now, his pride in his state has been replaced by fear and dismay, as Hurricane Florence, recently downgraded to a Category 1 storm, bears down on the southeastern United States, bringing warnings of "life-threatening" storm surge and rainfall, according to the National Hurricane Center.

The decline in journeys brought warnings of financial problems for the London mayor, Boris Johnson.

The electoral debut by Pauline Hanson's One Nation party brought warnings from economists that the election could stall economic changes.

Each approaching blizzard brings warnings about the dangers of shoveling snow, an activity that sends thousands of Americans to emergency rooms each winter.

In recent weeks, the influx of money has brought warnings from President Obama and Democrats about the threat of "big money" buying elections.

Now!!" But longings for other once "hot" specialties, from cardiology to emergency medicine, brought warnings of slashed reimbursements and few jobs.

This state of affairs has brought warnings from the European Union, which is funding measures to bring waste collection and processing up to standard.

But Edinburgh's serious consideration of a tourist tax last autumn brought warnings about legal action, which might soon gobble up a large slice of any possible savings.

Any criminal charges filed against another auditing firm would bring warnings that the country could ill afford the loss of another industry giant.