Sentence examples for may be warned from inspiring English sources
They may be warned to lock their bikes against thieves who would like to jat them ("steal", from the Hebrew yad, "hand").
In other words, it's halfway to hatching — "sometimes there are feathers, or bones," you may be warned — and not for the weak of stomach.
Fall even a week behind, and you may be warned that your child faces "lunch isolation", where "they will receive a sandwich and a piece of fruit only".
Unless extenuating circumstances are found, students who are not making satisfactory progress may be denied permission to continue or may be warned that without substantial improvement the following term they may be refused further registration.
Unless extenuating circumstances are found, students who are not making satisfactory progress towards a degree may be denied permission to continue or may be warned that without substantial improvement the following term, they may be refused further registration.
Portugal's Debt Efforts May Be Warning for Greece Greece and the return of the economic 'death spiral'.
Newcomers may not be warned, or warnings may not be taken very seriously, perhaps because most cases are mild.
In other cases, the advantages of radiotherapy may outweigh the risks of fibrosis and discomfort and such patients may need to be warned of the benefits and additional risks associated with radiotherapy.
He may have to be warned off".
This is only 95% guaranteed, for the rest 5%, it may not work, be warned.
