Sentence examples for persistently warned from inspiring English sources

By a peculiar twist of fate, the Japanese admiral who masterminded the attack had persistently warned his government not to fight the United States.

Geithner, who has persistently warned Congress of the dangers of not raising the debt ceiling, acknowledged the difficulty that comes from this first step in the process of preventing default.

Economists warned that persistently high inflation would dampen optimism about Britain's economic prospects following some recent upbeat news.

The NSIDC warned that: "Persistently warm conditions and increased melting late in June may have set the stage for rapid ice loss in the coming weeks".

Continental, struggling to pay down debt and trying to move on after Schaeffler, a family-owned maker of ball bearings acquired a controlling stake, warned of "persistently adverse economic conditions and lingering uncertainties" ahead, but said it expected its fourth-quarter sales and earnings before interest and taxes to improve.

It warned of "persistently slow progress" in treating tuberculosis which is resistant to antibiotics.

Worse, they warn, persistently high energy prices could lead to substantial layoffs and companies leaving the state altogether.

Mr. Herrmann warned that a tepid job report might set a trend, with persistently weak or even negative net job creation and a rising unemployment rate for months to come.

The UK economy risks suffering from a triple-dip recession amid a period of persistently low growth that will last until the next election, the governor of the Bank of England has warned.

The broadcaster and author Tavis Smiley, who has a huge African-American audience, had persistently criticized Obama for "pivoting" on issues like gun control and the death penalty and had warned him against "selling his soul or surrendering his soul" to get elected.

Small firms and other larger companies are unaffected but RBS warned its 850,000 business customers last month that it may have to charge them for deposits given persistently low interest rates.