Sentence examples for expert warning from inspiring English sources

Whoever heard of a departmental expert warning a client that his estimate was too high?

The Australian Financial Review reported on Thursday an industry expert warning Australia is wasting between $4bn and $5bn a year on cost blow-outs on road, rail and bridge projects, in part because of inadequate scrutiny of cost-benefit analyses.

Several schools across the US have either discovered or acted upon evidence of high levels of lead in their drinking water in the wake of the crisis in Flint, Michigan, with one leading expert warning the cases could mark "the tip of the iceberg".

Dewani may be able to defer his appearance in court a number of times, with one expert warning last night that it could take up to 12 months before a final decision is reached.

But a growing number of legal and medical experts are warning that the apparent tranquillity of a lethal injection may be deceptive.

Apprehension has been mounting, with Israeli experts warning that Syria is becoming a haven for Islamic extremists.

It's not just internet experts warning about the internet's colonisation by state and corporate power.

It is also said to be in desperate need of repair work, with experts warning it could collapse any day.

NHS trusts in England said they had hired just over 1,000 nurses from overseas, with experts warning that hospitals were competing with each other for overseas talent.

Europe's refugee crisis is threatening to compound a hidden problem of statelessness, with experts warning that growing numbers of children are part of an emerging "stateless generation".

Former generals and other military experts warning that defence cuts will put Britain at risk have vested interests such as having books to promote, David Cameron has suggested.