Sentence examples for for warning us from inspiring English sources

To Brexit, thank you for warning us that Donald Trump would probably be president.

Thank you, Nicky Morgan, for warning us that choosing arts over science, technology and maths could "hold [pupils] back for the rest of their lives".

Most universities and academics distrust the service, my department's "Essential Guide for Students" leaves no room for ambiguity, warning us: "Never cite Wikipedia".

While she gave a convincing account of why a peer of the realm would deny enjoying the company of what we called in the 1960s "a good-time girl", the ulterior motive for the government of Australia, say, or the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, warning us against leaving the EU remains a mystery.

Journalists are often criticized for not warning us of the economic meltdown and the lead up to the Iraq War.

Ron Paul for years was warning us about blowback.

The document itself is 95 pages of white-knuckle terror, scolding every government on earth for complacency, and warning us that without vast improvements to worldwide public health infrastructure "the emergence of a highly pathogenic influenza virus, which could rapidly result in millions of deaths and cause major social, economic and political disruption, is not an unlikely scenario".

But as Smith also said last week, Homeland Security was "warning us for a reason".

Karzai said in his press conference that he was warning us "for the last time" to change our ways.

It's not as if it was a surprise this time, they've been warning us for a week we had a cold snap coming.

Experts have been warning us for years about the effect our dependency on fossil fuels will have on our climate, not to mention our national security because of our heavy reliance on foreign oil.