Sentence examples for further warned from inspiring English sources

Boyce further warned of "adventuring" by adjacent states in the Middle East and the fracturing of Iraq along ethnic lines.

"The hesitant US response to Russia's continued invasion of Ukraine threatens to escalate this conflict even further, warned the bill co-author Senator Bob Corker.

North Korea's statement on Wednesday contradicted that, and further, warned that if the United States diverged from the joint document "even by one word, it could lead inevitably to war".

He further warned the United States, saying that America must know it should not repeat "the unsuccessful experience" of invading Iraq and attack Iran, contending that the result would be even worse in the case of Iran.

He further warned that the central bank would stop purchasing a country's bonds to help lower its borrowing costs if the country failed to meet the agreed-upon conditions.

They are further warned that getting pregnant may be harder than it would have been had they never taken chemical contraceptives.Not so, suggests a study just published in Human Reproduction.

If next month's decision goes, as anticipated by many, against the banks, there's little to stop the dispute being protracted further, warns David Black at financial analyst Defaqto.

He further warns that Hezbollah and Hamas are at least as threatening as Al Qaeda to Americans both at home and abroad, especially once the war on Iraq is fully joined.

The CCC further warns that climate-stoked wars and migration around the world could have very significant consequences for the UK, through disrupted trade and more military intervention overseas.

Browne, whose organisation has been in intense negotiations with the government, further warns the EU that banks based in the UK are currently lending £1.1tn, therefore "keeping the continent afloat financially", and this arrangement is at risk.

It further warns schools that they must not try to dissuade accusers from filing criminal complaints either during or after the internal investigations that schools are required to undertake.