Sentence examples for explicitly warn from inspiring English sources

Even though the machines explicitly warn them of the surcharge, do they remain unaware of it?

General Motors did not explicitly warn that its fourth-quarter profit would fall short of estimates.

Applications now explicitly warn of "tobacco-free hiring," job seekers must submit to urine tests for nicotine and new employees caught smoking face termination.

Unlike its notifications before previous air assaults, Israel did not explicitly warn the Palestinians so that specific buildings could be evacuated.

However, Mr. Cameron's office released excerpts suggesting he had planned to explicitly warn that Britain might leave the European Union unless the bloc changed the way it was run.

Commerce may well put a stop to her car-sharing, and other insurance companies could explicitly warn their own customers away from this, too — as both USAA and Allstate did last month in my column.

That was a day that saw the worst terrorist attack in American history - an attack that the Bush administration was pretty explicitly warned about in memos and warnings.

Eddington explicitly warned against the use of crude capacity forecasts to lobby for new investment.

He said the president's aides had explicitly warned her to stop her work in Chechnya.

Especially when he has been explicitly warned about how terrible they are.

"The government were explicitly warned two years ago about the risky business model Circle were operating, but failed to take any action.