Sentence examples for rightly warns from inspiring English sources

Brexit, as Tusk rightly warns, could be the last straw after such a fraught period.

Ken Clarke rightly warns these "headbangers" will never be satisfied: no deal will ever be enough.

Stern rightly warns against "stereotyping" all players because of the misbehavior of a few.

The economist Tyler Cowen rightly warns that our addiction to stories is dangerous.

The final report from the presidential commission investigating the gulf oil spill rightly warns that government regulation alone can't prevent another such disaster.

To the Editor: Stephanie Coontz rightly warns against simplistic reliance on averages to pronounce on happiness or unhappiness in marriage or after divorce or bereavement.

Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch has rightly warned that New York's deficit will eventually require limited careful borrowing.

"What the electorate give, the electorate can take away," Mr Blair rightly warned his new MPs.

But the mayor has rightly warned that more pain -- perhaps a great deal more -- will follow.

As Machiavelli rightly warned, a prince without a healthy dose of cunning in his constitution is doomed from day one.

President Obama on Monday rightly warned the rebels that "true justice will not come from reprisals and violence".