Sentence examples for firmly warning from inspiring English sources
Orman can be seen on the University of Phoenix website, firmly warning students against over-borrowing, seemingly oblivious to the fact that 26percentt of the students at the school default on even their low-interest federal loans within three years of leaving.
Remove problem guests after warning them firmly but politely that their behavior is inappropriate.
For larger pieces, be very sure that you secure them firmly (see warnings below).
NHS guidance was issued to staff in 2013, urging them to stress the benefits of transplantation more firmly to bereaved families while also warning against coercion.
Earlier, he said his government remained firmly committed to cooperation with the United Nations war crimes tribunal, warning that noncompliance would prompt isolation and possibly sanctions.
The company's case is not an isolated one, and experts are warning that not only are small businesses now firmly in the crosshairs of cyber-criminals, they are fast becoming their favoured target – and are often woefully unprepared.
Prominent former Chinese officials with special responsibility for Hong Kong have sharply criticized the autonomy movement, calling its adherents "sheer morons" and warning it was "spreading like a virus" and must be handled firmly, the Morning Post reported late last year.
The N.F.L. fell firmly on the fence about that one, refusing to levy a fine but warning that players would be penalized 15 yards for future incidents with unauthorized foreign objects and would risk ejection.
You may have missed your expected grades, and with education chiefs warning earlier this month that A-level students are in danger of missing out on a university place, alternative options are firmly in the spotlight.
