Sentence examples for has warned of dangerous from inspiring English sources

The group has warned of dangerous consequences if that happens.

George Osborne has warned of the risks to the UK from the shaky global economy, saying 2016 has opened with a "dangerous cocktail of new threats".

The Village Business Association has warned of falling revenues.

The union has warned of further strikes.

It said, "We have warned of such dangerous provocations many times before.

An anonymous but unusually detailed e-mail message had warned of a dangerous substance, with the hint of a link to terror.

Other critics have warned of a "dangerous precedent" and fretted that it might "represent a risk to civil liberties and further erode human rights standards".

He also defended the Bank of England's conduct in the run-up to the crisis, saying it had warned of the dangerous build-up of risk in the financial system, but was powerless to do anything about its concerns, having been stripped of its regulatory powers after being granted independence in 1997.

Human rights organisations have warned of a "dangerous precedent" following an Israeli court's dismissal of a civil lawsuit over the death of US activist Rachel Corrie, which stated that Israel could not be held responsible because its army was engaged in a combat operation.

Home secretary Douglas Hurd had warned of a "thoroughly dangerous situation" in the inner cities. Environment secretary Kenneth Baker wanted to refurbish rundown council estates; and Lord Young, employment secretary, wanted positive action programmes to overcome the barriers to jobs and business startups for young black people.

State energy officials had warned of the site, a former oil field, and it has been found to have dangerous concentrations of methane and hydrogen sulfide.