Sentence examples for certainly warn from inspiring English sources

Parliament would have to pass new legislation and I would certainly warn against that.

And while he cannot change Mr. Bush's mind on matters like abortion, Mr. Pataki would certainly warn the president that the administration's cramped environmental views are damaging him politically.

We can certainly warn kids about the dangers du jour, but the ultimate solution to keeping kids safe is to instill an internal desire to treat themselves and others respectfully.

"He was certainly warned by the German opposition what Hitler was and he chose to ignore it, and the consequence was eight million people dead.

(Grace told customers on the phone that it was available, and certainly never warned the women about the health risks).

The union is certainly right to warn against barrelling into a conclusion about what happened in the moments before Adebolajo's teeth were unplugged.

Robert Futrell and Pete Simi are certainly right to warn us about white power online racist music and concerts ("The Sound of Hate," Op-Ed, Aug. 9) so we can expose such hateful and misguided speech to the powerful disinfectant of public scrutiny and condemnation.

"We'll certainly be reasonable and warn people in some cases.

The attorney, who does not represent any automotive clients, or have any connections to Tesla, said she believes specifically "There's certainly no failure to warn on Tesla's part".

They certainly were never warned that an epidemic — of smallpox, plague, cholera, or influenza — was imminent.

For thousands of years, people have rarely known the causes of their illnesses; they have certainly never been warned that an epidemic — whether smallpox, plague, cholera, or influenza — was imminent.