Sentence examples for seldom warned from inspiring English sources
Keep in mind that risk and reward always travel together, that if something sounds too good to be true it usually is, that the law of gravity cannot be repealed, that you're seldom warned the floor has just been waxed.
Obstetricians seldom warn their patients of the hazards from deli meats and other foods, among them pâtés and certain soft cheeses.
On the other hand, anti-EGFR therapy has seldom been warned against increased risks of bleeding, except a few case reports of anecdotal experience.
We reward the stock price for the next quarter and the candidate for the next election, but we seldom reward those who warned us that the stock would fall because of actions taken last year to prop up the price or hold the candidate to wild promises made two years ago that we - and he or she - have forgotten.
These entries are made in the anguished but self-justifying mood that Gide warned his readers to distrust, noting that he seldom wrote in his journal when life was going well.
Mr. Obama on Saturday warned voters in Indiana, a state where Democratic presidential candidates seldom plant their flag, to be wary of Republicans promising change.
President Hugo Chávez has warned that "capitalism will lead to the destruction of humanity" but seldom has there been a better time to make, spend and enjoy money.
Head coach Alan Solomons warned pre-match that Treviso are "a different kettle of fish" at their Stadio Monigo base, and though this was not the rout of four months ago, seldom was his side's defence troubled.
Citing the German military theorist Carl von Clausewitz, it warns that the brutality of war seldom escalates to its absolute form, partly because of the risk faced by one's own forces.
