Sentence examples for review warned from inspiring English sources

The review warned that Mr. Gagnon could lose his job if the issues were not addressed.

Last summer the editors of the Harvard Educational Review warned that mayoral control can reduce parents' influence on schools.

That review warned that "the threat of attack remains high" and laid out a plan for fighting terrorism.

The review warned that police forces plan to reduce the number of frontline officers by 5,800 within the next three years.

The Gowers Review warned that "most of the increased revenue from term extension would come directly from consumers who would pay higher prices for longer".

His last language column, in the November/December 2007 issue of the journalism review, warned of the looming perils of "thusly".

But, as one review warns, everyone at Daylesford "is likely to be thinner, blonder and richer than you", and I can testify that this much is true.

More specifically, the review warns that ignoring climate change could reduce global GDP by 20% by the end of the century, and that to avoid this risk the world should spend 1% of global GDP a year, starting immediately.

The review warns, however, that future cuts of over £1bn could jeopardise the department's capacity to roll out reforms including those of pensions, child maintenance and disability benefits.

The review warns of the impact of constantly rising domestic demand, fed by imports of well over a quarter of consumption, on the trade deficit, inflation and interest rates over the next year.

But the "Lessons Learned Review" warns that: "In addition to this, the future costs of cleaning out and decommissioning the plant are estimated at £0.8bn (in 2011 money values), giving an aggregate net total loss for the full plant lifecycle of around £2.2bn".