Sentence examples for has warned a development from inspiring English sources

California may face years of unusually dry weather, a NASA scientist has warned, a development that would undercut the state's ability to generate hydroelectric power.

The renowned physicist Prof Stephen Hawking has warned: "The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race".

According to a letter sent from the Swedish foreign ministry to the finance ministry and obtained by a Swedish radio station, Margot Wallström, the foreign minister, has warned that a 60% development aid budget cut will have "a deep impact" and "completely change the Swedes' self-image".

Thus James Hansen, an eminent climatologist at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, has warned that if development of the oil sands deposits goes forward unchecked it means "game over," in his words, for the global climate.

The Turtle Island Restoration Network, a US conservation group that visited Australia this week, has warned that coastal development in Queensland could push several species of sea turtle towards extinction.

The C.D.C. has warned that a potential consequence of overusing antibiotics is the development of bacteria resistant to antibiotics.

Mr Rauner has warned of a rough 24 months ahead.

In other election developments: Lord Mandelson has warned Labour against a quick "beauty contest" for its leadership, saying it needs a profound rethink about its future.

Even Mr O'Leary has warned of an impending "bloodbath".

As for China, if the United States cannot ease worries there, Beijing may speed up efforts to modernize its arsenal of 18 land-based missiles, a development that American intelligence has warned could set off an arms race including India and Pakistan.

The Bank of England has warned it is keeping a close eye on developments in the housing market and said borrowers and lenders should be careful not to overstretch themselves.