Sentence examples for has begun warning from inspiring English sources
An increasingly loud din originating in the conspiratorial right wing, but by no means confined to it, has begun warning of impending race riots should Zimmerman be acquitted.
He has begun warning Nader supporters not to "throw away" their vote on a "dream," arguing that Mr. Nader, for all the good things he supports, like a cleaner environment, cannot win.
In several speeches, he has begun warning that the insurgency is already metastasizing into a far broader struggle to "establish a radical Islamic empire that spans from Spain to Indonesia".
Secret, the San Francisco-based (and now, newly funded) confessional app, has begun warning users to not "defame" others when posting on its service.
In television interviews and on the stump, Donald Trump has begun warning of a "rigged" November election that would benefit Hillary Clinton.
As the WHO has begun warning of the potential for an avian flu pandemic, governments worldwide have been stockpiling Tamiflu (oseltamivir phosphate).
Politicians and pundits on the left have begun warning that this relative indifference to joblessness is worse than a crime, it is a mistake.
Opponents of Mr. Buchanan have no real candidate to oppose him and have begun warning of credentials challenges and possible violence at the convention.
Bruce Hoffman, to his credit, had begun warning in recent years that a new breed of religious terrorism was emerging that did not appear to play the old low-casualty game.
Power companies have begun warning of a second round of major tariff increases for household bills this year that they say they will need to push through just to break even.
But some liberals have begun warning that Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman's centrist positions on important issues may have dampened enthusiasm for the ticket among vital parts of the party's base like union members and black voters.
