The phrase "continues warning" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey an ongoing action of warning, but it lacks proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The weather service continues to warn residents about the approaching storm."
Alternatives: "keeps warning" or "is still warning."
He continues, warning, "The pain feels fresh, repeating the lament/Of the twisted labyrinth of life".
He continues (warning, prepare for corporate gobbledegook): "One IPC means that where we create successful revenue enhancing strategies for one brand, or in one market, we immediately look to scale that thinking and develop it across other brands and markets.
"The can will never disappear," it continued, warning that the United States was falling "into an abyss you can never come out of".
"We're in a very fraught time," he continued, warning the 8,000 international delegates: "There will be a mass extinction event.
"For those who are not, Jesus describes it as eternal punishment," he continued, warning, "You don't want to go there".
The central bank said that it is expecting that volatility on the foreign exchange market will continue, warning of risks related to the exchange rate.
Oxfam, which provides water, cash grants and sanitation facilities, said in January that a "humanitarian crisis of extreme proportions" could unfold if instability continued, warning that unless the crisis was addressed it would be almost impossible to stop it becoming deadly.
"Each of you will have a chance in just four weeks to render your verdict, on the Democrats' conduct, at the ballot box," Trump continued, warning of the "profound stakes" in the upcoming elections ― especially given the potential future openings on the Supreme Court. .
It should serve as a continuing warning for those tempted by the equally naive idea that madness is nothing more than a kink in the double helix.
We dedicate ourselves to working with our neighbours, near and far, day in and day out, to build that peaceful society in which the tragedies we have known are a bad memory and a continuing warning.
WASHINGTON - WITH the presidential elections imminent and continuing warnings of possible terrorist attacks, barricades and checkpoints have proliferated in the nation's capital in recent months.
