Sentence examples for first warned from inspiring English sources

Or, who first warned against "entangling alliances"?

In 2007, Wen Jiabao first warned that China's development path was "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable".

But the ratings slipped, something that Mr. Dauman first warned investors about in November.

On 3 April, MSF first warned WHO, who responded by saying the numbers were still small.

The dour reverend first warned in 1798 that population growth would lead to soaring resource prices, leaving workers destitute.

On Tuesday morning, four years to the day after he first warned of "irrational exuberance," Mr. Greenspan proclaimed victory.

The station, Al Alam, said Iranian border guards had first warned the Americans "not to get near the border".

A military spokesman said Israeli soldiers first warned residents to leave the building by loudspeaker, then conducted searches inside.

The Indian company first warned that the future of Tata Steel UK was being reviewed in March.

The population of Earth has doubled since Paul Ehrlich first warned the world that there were too many humans.

"Some of this will feel uncomfortable at first," warned Peggy Klaus, a communication and leadership coach who ran the workshop.