Sentence examples for problem warning from inspiring English sources
Experts say that lost revenue is just one part of the problem, warning that loss of reputation or brand damage poses a serious threat to listed companies, with firms that suffer from security breaches often witnessing a fall in their share price.
Instead, in 1984, the British Adhesives and Sealants Association, with Barrie Liss, a director of Staffordshire glue manufacturer Evode, established a charity to tackle the problem, warning teenagers about the highly lethal nature of glue sniffing.
While the IMF has no problem warning about retired workers getting too much in Social Security benefits, it apparently could not find its voice when the issue was the junk securities from Goldman Sachs or Citigroup that helped to fuel the housing bubble".
They stressed that the refugee crisis must be tackled at the source of the problem, warning that Europe cannot simply "donate our way out of the crisis".
Prince William wrote about the importance of families discussing young people's mental health problems, warning that left unresolved they can "alter the course of a child's life forever".
He highlighted the growing availability of the drugs as a cause of debt, bullying and health problems, warning their use had grown sharply.
In general, it said, the methods that intelligence agencies developed to warn against surprise attacks in the decades after the attack on Pearl Harbor, and which were honed after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait in 1990, were "not applied to the problem of warning against terrorist attacks".
They clearly loved Deirdre Imus, their surrogate mother, who spent much of her day assisting them, attending to their problems and warning them against the evils of junk food.
Toyota said in a statement: "The driver will become aware of the problem through a warning light illuminating on the dashboard.
This end of the food spectrum needs to take more responsibility for the weight problem and start warning consumers that the tiramisu and the T-bones are injurious to their health.
Remove problem guests after warning them firmly but politely that their behavior is inappropriate.
