Sentence examples for definitely warn from inspiring English sources

"I would definitely warn against going down the path of payday lenders and loan sharks.

Definitely, warn others who are considering dating 'the person'.

Definitely, definitely not.

"Definitely," he warned, "you should never go to sleep without cleaning".

In particular, "you definitely want to warn other parents if your child may sleepwalk or have a sleep terror," said Dr. Jodi A. Mindell, a psychologist who is associate director of the Sleep Center at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, and author with Dr. Owens of "Take Charge of Your Child's Sleep" (Marlowe, 2005).

Shadow work and pensions minister Greg McClymont said that "greater flexibility at retirement is definitely welcome" but warned that financial products needed to be properly regulated to prevent mis-selling.

Every day, it does its best to warn readers about all the mundane household items that will definitely cause them serious illness.

I'm pleased to say it definitely works, but be warned: the colours are a bit off.

"That tsunami stone was a way to warn descendants for the next 100 years that another tsunami will definitely come," he said.

Research analysts covering the company do warn that potential new customers are becoming harder to find and competition in this industry is definitely heating up.

I have to warn them, if they included my former English teacher Geoff Weekes (turning 90 next week) in their study, he was definitely taking the piss.