Sentence examples for raised warnings from inspiring English sources

Some liberals have also raised warnings.

The intelligence chiefs also raised warnings about nuclear proliferation, particularly focusing on Iran and North Korea.

Two Democrats on the Senate Intelligence Committee, Ron Wyden of Oregon and Mark Udall of Colorado, have raised warnings about the government's overbroad interpretation of its surveillance powers.

For the first time, he raised warnings about the Republican nominee's strategy, saying that by declining to address the convention he was neglecting conservatives at his own peril.

At the start of this year, Médecins du Monde raised warnings about tactics including beatings, pepper spray and dog attacks in these "forced pushbacks".

The Royal Institute of British Architects on Thursday night said it had repeatedly raised warnings about delays to the government's review of fire regulations and the "highly complicated" regulatory framework for British standards.

Two components that are significant barometers of growth raised warning flags.

What the article did not mention was that a lawyer with competence in trusts and estates would have raised warning flags in both cases.

Many Alarms Rang Before MF Global Crashed  |  While the commodities and derivatives broker MF Global fell apart with ferocious speed, the collapse came after regulators raised warning flags for more than four months.

Indeed, the British experience has raised warning flags for the United States about the perils of transforming guaranteed government pension programs into investment-oriented plans that force people to make their own financial judgments.

Her White House history "raised warning flags," but the magazine's "built-in safeguards" prevented pro-Clinton bias from appearing in its pages.