Sentence examples for continue to warn about from inspiring English sources

But several buyers continue to warn about the risks of car commerce on the Internet.

The business elite, through the corporate-funded campaign "Fix the Debt" campaign, will continue to warn about the perils of the automatic tax hikes and spending cuts -- the dreaded fiscal cliff -- and press the two parties to meet each other halfway.

Corporations continued to warn about weakening earnings yesterday.

Others noted that the Fed continued to warn about inflation pressures, and that it would base decisions on new data.

Between 2004 and 2007, White and his colleagues continued to warn about the global credit boom, but they were largely ignored in the United States.

In interviews and other public statements, Mr. Weidmann has continued to warn about inflation even though most economists see little risk.

While Fed policy makers continued to warn about the risk for faster inflation, they "did say they saw some signs of a slowing economy, which is good for the Treasury market," said James Caron, a fixed-income strategist at Merrill Lynch.

Donald Trump continued to warn about a "rigged" election Monday and suggested that President Obama in 2008 had acknowledged voter fraud.

In the meantime, he said he would continue to warn people about smoking pot on Gay Street.

Fast forward to present day Japan, and hibakusha (atomic bomb survivors) continue to warn humanity about the horrors of nuclear war.

More than two centuries after English scholar Thomas Malthus argued that population growth exceeded the earth's ability to feed us–"The power of population is indefinitely greater than the power in the earth to produce subsistence for man," he wrote the media continue to warn us about impending environmental catastrophe and mass starvation caused by an exploding human population.