Sentence examples for goes on to warn from inspiring English sources

The letter goes on to warn: 'osteoporosis affects about one in three women; it is a disease that can lead to bone fractures.

"Once reported, this adverse information can stay on your record for seven years!" declares one of the company's standard letters, which goes on to warn that car dealers, department stores and banks may learn of the library users' misdeeds.

But then it goes on to warn: "Crime and kidnappings continue".

The post goes on to warn of coming "riots and fires in cities worldwide".

His report goes on to warn that French and German GCSEs are "in a sorry state".

Mr. Garfinkel goes on to warn brokers that they should not identify the school districts where apartments are located.

Mr. Nespoli said, "We're not even halfway through the warnings," and went on to warn against touching areas with "pinch points" and high electrical current, which carry a risk of shock and "molten metal".

"Autocracy is coming," Voth went on to warn.

She went on to warn: "Words have consequences.

But Mr. Liu went on to warn, "We are facing unprecedented difficulties to meet electricity demand".

He went on to warn that "we are continuing to target their leadership".