Sentence examples for have always warned from inspiring English sources

Our history and our republican tradition have always warned us against dividing the French into categories, or "communities".

I have always warned my children not to go out to play, but he didn't listen to me.

It is the kind of trouble that conservatives have always warned of and which they believe should bring about a complete reappraisal of government spending and tax policies.

But many who work for NGOs suggest the opposite: allowing new freedoms for civil-society groups will slowly transform the party from the inside just the kind of "peaceful evolution" that party hardliners have always warned against.

"Hardliners will say you can't trust Americans, they are ultimately out to screw us by aligning with enemy one [India] and that is what we have always warned about".

The drug's manufacturers insist they have always warned of the dangers.

We've always warned investors it was extremely risky".

"His Majesty the King has always warned, 'Don't demolish the house,' " Mr. Sumet said.

Mr. Peres, with a sly smile, said he had always warned Mr. Sharon about building too many settlements.

She had always warned me that if she became seriously incapacitated, she would stop eating.

"He became, in other words, exactly what he had always warned against, a prophet of gimcrack religions".