Sentence examples for issuing a warning from inspiring English sources

The Met Office warns that the poor weather will continue for much of this week, issuing a warning for conditions.

The officer says he is issuing a "warning" of the civil injunction's existence.

But he made it clear that he was issuing a warning.

It appears to show an Israeli official issuing a warning to the flotilla.

Is he issuing a warning about the ethics of reproductive science?

That was after issuing a warning: "This is only the first morning.

The patient uses two different pharmacies for filling the warfarin and antibiotic prescriptions, preventing the pharmacist from issuing a warning.

The article says Universities UK is issuing "a warning" that cutting such courses is "damaging Britain's reputation" in education.

Corbyn responded by issuing a warning that he had the support of Labour members, and that he was going nowhere.

Instead the PCC had to settle for issuing a warning to newspaper editors, together with new guidance.

In a second motion last week, he withdrew the first one and said he was only issuing a warning.