Sentence examples for flatly warned from inspiring English sources
"We cannot succeed as a sport with drugs," Tracy Farmer, a member of the Kentucky racing commission, flatly warned.
Hotel industry executives flatly warned McCarthy the project would not be profitable.
But even as Mr. Paulson highlighted a number of underlying problems he wanted to fix, he was cautious about proposing specific changes and warned against flatly prohibiting some of the mortgage industry's most-criticized practices.
However, the empirical uncertainties associated with this position lead Angus Deaton, one of the leading researchers on the relations between economic growth and health, to warn flatly that "economic growth, by itself, will not be enough to improve population health, at least in any acceptable time".
Second, and worse: ready or not, if you are willing to give an intruder a bloody nose, warn him flatly, and you may never have to try.
After flatly stating that Mahler, in his Third and Seventh Symphonies, "hinted at a future ecological disaster" and, in his Sixth, "warned of imminent world war," Mr. Lebrecht backtracks.
The Foreign Office warned against a confrontation that might upset international alliances, and the Foreign Secretary, Pym, returned from Washington with compromise proposals which she flatly rejected.
