Sentence examples for especially warned from inspiring English sources

The travails of his football life have equipped Carrick with the quality which Ferguson has especially warned his players to expect tomorrow from an opposition manager, David Moyes, still seeking his first trophy.

He therefore had reservations with respect to its particulate nature, and especially warned that the notion of "genes for a particular character" should always be used cautiously if not altogether be omitted (Johannsen 1911, 147).

The report especially warned against lone wolves.

Young women who were lean children should be especially warned against weight gain.

It especially warns against consumption of raw eggs by anyone who is very young, elderly, pregnant or already unwell, because their chance of contamination is greater.

"We especially warn our Girl and Boy Scout groups," Scott Teuber, a canoe and kayak rental company owner in Sauk City, told the New York Times.

Dieters and the health-conscious, especially, he warned away.

Wenger did not dispute, however, that it was silly from Coquelin, especially having warned the midfielder to be careful at half-time, and that mistake had costly repercussions.

If you're like most people (including me, up until a month or two ago), you know that tuna and other top-of-the-food-chain fish contain unsafe levels of mercury and that childbirth-age women and nursing mothers, especially, are warned off these fish.

Yet some people in Bangkok believe the government has not done enough, especially to warn tourists, and wonder whether the health ministry is playing down the risks for fear of hurting Thailand's lucrative travel industry.

When giving the balloons to people, especially children, warn them not to put the balloon in their mouth.