Sentence examples for may warn that from inspiring English sources

American regulators may warn that extending the campaign to Citigroup would threaten the company's stock and prompt an exodus of clients.

Economists may warn that the very system is one reason that unemployment, particularly youth unemployment, has soared, and that pressures of globalization mean that Europe must eventually change to prevent its growth from faltering even further.

Power blackouts may threaten California these days, and financial gurus may warn that the bloom is off the Bay Area's dot-com rose, but you'd never know it in San Francisco.

While people around may warn that you seem to be getting agitated or are "losing it," if you're escalating you'll usually counter that you're in control and are only "trying to get my point across". Most likely, though, the people around you are praying that you manage to get your point across before crossing the line into rage.

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

But some scholars warn that may be a difficult case for the United States to make.

But experts on autonomy warn that may not be so easy.

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

People may warn you that parenting can be a tougher job than you expected, but they never seem to warn you that it can be a lonely one, too.

Note: Internet Explorer may warn you that the bookmarklet is "potentially unsafe".

Apple may warn you that you will lose all unsaved work in the app you force-quit.