Sentence examples for opinion warned from inspiring English sources

The "Remain" side, citing scores of experts and elite opinion, warned that leaving the bloc, a so-called Brexit, would mean an economic catastrophe, a plunging pound, higher taxes, more austerity and the loss of jobs.

The newspaper Le Figaro, reflecting centre-right opinion, warned that European leaders should avoid making concessions to the Greek electorate that would benefit eurosceptic parties in Europe, including those led by Le Pen and Mélenchon.

Colin Powell, a reliable barometer of elite opinion, warned in July of 2009: "I think one of the cautions that has to be given to the president — and I've talked to some of his people about this — is that you can't have so many things on the table that you can't absorb it all.

He'll always going to give an opinion," warned Blake.

But when the minority opinion warns of crises or impending doom, and calls for policy changes that hamper growth, it is almost always ignored.

A "damning" conclusion in a report by the special counsel could jeopardize the president's ability to run the government as much as an indictment could, Bauer argued, so the dire scenario the OLC opinions warn about could come to pass anyway.

Academics could be judged not on merit but "according to their nationality and political opinions," warns political scientist Jonathan Rynhold of Bar-Ilan UniveRamat in Ramat Gan, Israel, which was targeted by an earlier boycott attempt.

In 1922, Walter Lippmann, in his book "Public Opinion," warned of "the manufacture of consent," a power that media gatekeepers could use for good or for ill.

Last week, the UN special rapporteur on freedom of opinion, David Kaye, warned the laws would "chill expression and people speaking out".

In the early years of modern democracy, some scholars acknowledged the power of public opinion but warned that it could be a dangerous force.

Medical opinion had warned him to expect a five week lay-off, which meant his participation against the Pumas was always a race against time.