Sentence examples for may warn from inspiring English sources

But as the calendar shifts to 2016, a few Wall Street stock watchers are warning the good times may warn out.

The flashing may warn predators away, similar to the bright orange of a monarch butterfly warning birds of its toxic taste.

And their blue-green light may warn predators of poison.

Some may warn of America's demise, but I'm not among them.

For example, they may warn neighbors of nearby predators or quell a dispute between two individuals fighting one another.

In recent years, some scientists have suggested that strong autumn coloration may warn some insect pests to stay away.

But Home Secretary Theresa May warned that Mr Afriyie had "got it wrong".

Mrs May warned Mr Afriyie's amendment to the bill could "jeopardise" its prospects entirely.

In a disarmingly northern accent, Jürgen Maier warns of a sudden cooling in the UK economy.

Earlier this month, Siemens UK chief executive Juergen Maier warned that AI is vital to the UK staying competitive.

Mandates might become articulated for who may legitimately warn.