Sentence examples for may warning from inspiring English sources

The Electoral Reform Society ERSS), along with 20 PCC candidates, has now written to the Home Secretary Theresa May warning of an impending disaster.

In interview at the YJB's Pimlico offices, Drew clashed with home secretary Theresa May, warning that any relaxation in the strict anonymity rules governing the identification of young offenders would only allow young offenders to revel in their criminal status.

Earlier in the day, Andy Burnham, the shadow home secretary, wrote to the home secretary, Theresa May, warning that cuts of more than 5% over the next five years would endanger the public.

He has written to Theresa May warning that it is the "worst possible time" to squeeze spending and criticising the "highly unusual" failure to release the budget a few days before the start of the financial year.

"If a medicine does not work as expected, it's not necessarily because the dosage was too low," he said in May, warning that prolonged low interest rates and unconventional policies could have unpleasant results.

Against this febrile market backdrop, business leaders wrote to the prime minister, Theresa May, warning that a hard Brexit would cause such grievous damage that it should immediately be ruled out as an option.

But speak to him mildly; perchance he may take warning or fear.

Another matter Mrs. Soprano may need warning about involves a photographic record.

Recognizing an increase in vapor pressure in hydrothermal systems may provide warning of phreatic eruptions.

This may include warning them in advance that the image they are about to see contains graphic content".

However, with the recent inversion of the yield curve there may be warning signs on the horizon.