Sentence examples for either warned from inspiring English sources

Students and faculty found in violation of standards are either warned or called to meet with representatives of the Honor Council.

"These reports were usually presented in the Western media as a kind of cautionary tale, one that either warned of the danger of playing games for prolonged amounts of time without breaks or, depending on the outlet, a sharper critique on the general dangers of all video game playing.

Nelson added: "The rule has always given the umpire, once he determines intent, the ability to either warn or eject.

It will cost less than €40,000 ($50,000), says Ralph Huber of BMW.Autonomous driving in slow traffic is a logical combination of adaptive cruise-control and the lane-keeping systems, already available in some vehicles, which either warn the driver if the car starts to drift out of lane, or apply corrective steering to keep it in lane.

We can't either, warns the WLGA, afford fundamental change at a time when everyone working in Wales' local authorities needs to be finding and making big cuts.

To display a warning or information but not prevent invalid data from being entered, select either "Warning" or "Information" from the "Style" drop-down list box.

Both of these things could mean either Warning, human! or Warning, goshawk!

Not just for a novice, either: Mirabelli warned me that the corkscrew "kind of hypnotizes you".

"But they probably don't have the parts either," she warned.

The judge ruled the congregation was "either not warned at all or not adequately warned" about the risk posed by A's abuser.

Checkpoints on either end warn in misspelled Arabic that this road is pedestrian-only for pedestrian-only foran only walk until the last 600 feet.