Sentence examples for has long warned from inspiring English sources
The Guardian has long warned readers about the issue.
Yet the NHS has long warned against cooking with butter and lard.
Dr. Morse has long warned that diabetes and accompanying vision loss are increasing.
Ms. Bartz has long warned that reviving Yahoo will take some time.
The drug industry has long warned that copies may be substandard.
Mr. Gensler has long warned of dire consequences for markets and consumers if his agency does not receive more money.
Obama has long warned of deterioration along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border, and has a considered grasp of its vital importance.
Drastic cuts to the public sector workforce risk undermining progress on women's pay as the Fawcett Society has long warned.
Germany has long warned that southern euro states, no longer able to improve their competitiveness by devaluing their own currencies, could run into severe financial trouble.
His mentor, Sir Alex Ferguson, has long warned of chairmen "who advise their managers on how free-kicks should be taken".
Richard Lambert, the CBI's director general, said: "A cut in the headline rate of corporation tax would be welcomed by the CBI, which has long-warned that the UK's competitive edge is being eroded.
