Sentence examples for difficult warning from inspiring English sources

"Opponents, however, say the bills are thinly disguised efforts to make EPA's job more difficult," warning that they "would grind SAB to a halt" and "drastically cut the number of studies that EPA would be allowed to use in developing rules".

Regularly avoiding beverages to reduce pee may lead to infection, making long term bladder control more difficult (see Warnings).

These, as Crawford Moodie points out, sometimes make the health warning difficult to read.

At Columbia University an extended campaign by student activists seeks to make trigger warnings compulsory in classes that may awaken difficult experiences, and trigger warnings on news stories dealing with some mental health issues has become the industry standard.

History abounds with examples of successful military surprises; examples of effective warning are difficult to find.

2008 Upsets party by warning of difficult economic times ahead in a press interview.

This kind of warning is difficult for the authorities to handle.

Mr. Bloomberg, who has said that his tenure should be judged by how much the schools improve, has recently made a point of warning how difficult and slow any change will be.

But he gave warning that "difficult years" awaited the new cabinet.Speaking live to a political chat show, the leader of the Italian right said he would happy to talk to the opposition on measures that affected the well-being of the country and expressed appreciation for the good wishes sent to him by his defeated opponent, Mr Veltroni.

JPMorgan, warning of difficult conditions this year and problems in home equity loans, offered a first-quarter earnings report that revealed relatively light exposure to the faltering subprime loans as it booked a write-down of $1.3 billion, which was smaller than the huge losses of peers like Citigroup.

However, this "golden" business is entering a difficult period with many warning signs of its future.