Sentence examples for correctly warned from inspiring English sources
He advised the president to support a stimulus that other economists correctly warned was too small.
In agricultural terms this was an important success because it correctly warned of delays to Spring and frost damage.
International human rights groups have correctly warned that the commission may be inactive without American leadership and that Washington's voice on human rights issues will be weakened.
He tells a story about a shaman he knows who was correctly warned by a coyote that his son was in danger.
A careful analysis by William Gale and Peter Orszag -- experts at Brookings who have consistently, and correctly, warned that administration budget projections were overoptimistic -- shows that these measures will be ineffective as stimulus, and will further worsen the budget outlook.
The International Monetary Fund correctly warned earlier this month that Britain's long-term growth potential would be impaired by the recession, and there's nothing that expansionary macroeconomic policies can do about that, save to make the adjustment less abrupt.
Although the American Society for Microbiology correctly warns that consequences could be dire, from an increase in infectious diseases to germs that are increasingly resistant to antibiotics, there is also equally basic problem involved: discourtesy.
Paul Ryan of the nonpartisan Campaign Legal Center correctly warns that fresh pots of easy money will only enhance the cynical maxim of redistricting that "members of Congress choose their voters," not the other way around.
"The documents may look beautiful and be well drafted, but they don't do you any good if you don't have the assets positioned correctly," warns Len B. Cason, an Oklahoma City estate lawyer.
Then, too, he does correctly warn that if you withdraw 401(k) money before retirement you pay a big penalty.
But this would be a profound irresponsibility and would lead, as Abdullah bluntly but correctly warns in The Times interview, inevitably to renewed war between Israel and its neighbors, whether in Gaza or Lebanon.
