Sentence examples for likewise warned from inspiring English sources

Biden, likewise, warned of "efforts to suppress votes".

Calvin likewise warned listeners against the musical dangers of chaos, voluptuousness and effeminacy.

Super angel Ron Conway likewise warned his companies, saying of the spreading financial crisis, "we will not be "immune" to its drastic effects".

House Speaker John A. Boehner likewise "warned that unilateral action by the president on executive amnesty will erase any chances of doing immigration reform," his office said.

The World Bank, likewise, warns that unless world leaders act soon, increases in emissions could limit our capacity to adapt.

Democrats, especially those with Wall Street reflexes, likewise warn, as Lawrence Summers, former Treasury Secretary, just did, that any debate about inequality must avoid "the politics of envy".

Likewise, Shaughnessy (2013) warned of programs that are merely a STEM veneer, that is, where approaches do not genuinely integrate the disciplines and thus may be devoid of important learning especially in mathematics.

Rabin warned likewise but understood that a worried, small country needs to bolster alliances, not alienate friends -- with settlements, for example.

Likewise, the historian Arthur Schlesinger warned that a rising campus intolerance, of "offence crimes" and "political correctness", would endanger America's national glue, its collective liberal consciousness.

Likewise, the Standard & Poor's report warned that there was "a risk powerful vested-interest groups will use government-owned companies to strengthen their political or economic positions," but concluded that state ownership was "generally positive" and left unchanged its rating at BB, already higher than other Russian energy companies.

Likewise, if we repeatedly warn when we should alert, we may create the boy who cried wolf, making the cost of achieving real warning higher.