Sentence examples for rise warning from inspiring English sources

Kenyatta said he expects the casualty figures to rise, warning that the "losses are immense," the BBC notes.

Giving customers advance warning of price rises is one way of ensuring a fairer deal for them," said Andrew Wright, Ofgem's senior partner for markets.

Enhanced technology, comprising real-time data collection and capability for modeling and dissemination of information, have given rise to warning systems that are becoming increasingly sophisticated and complex.

Adaptation is how societies protect themselves from climate change - like building sea walls as protection from sea level rise, early warning systems for more lead time on extreme weather events.

Shortly after he's tucked in for the night, the waters rise — quickly and without warning.

Patel is looking after British jobs at a time when automation is on the rise and commentators are warning of the threat of mass unemployment.

Such good news came, however, amid a rising tide of voices warning of risks and challenges.

But the big retailer's chief executive, Lee Scott, gave warning that rising petrol prices could affect this quarter's sales.

But BA gave warning that rising fuel prices would hurt it and other airlines.Air Canada failed to reach agreements with one of its unions over cost-cutting measures.

But even as these towns clamor for sand, scientists are warning that rising seas will make maintaining artificial beaches prohibitively expensive or simply impossible.

The Policy Exchange thinktank is warning of rising costs to customers from the ringfence, which does not need to be erected until 2019.