Sentence examples for should be warned to from inspiring English sources

Children who play computer games and stereo equipment should be warned to keep the volume down.

Customers should be warned to immediately report to the national auditor any discrepancies.

Three days before the hurricane made its final landfall, officials at the Weather Bureau in Brownsville issued a warning to all stations along the Texas coast, declaring that it was "uncertain where tropical storm in Gulf will reach coast line, but all persons should be warned to remain away from inaccessible places on Texas coast over week end".

But just as George Bush's landing on the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln was intended to convey the false impression that the U.S. had actually achieved victory in Iraq, it should be warned to avoid the illusion of triumph, when the victory it seeks is further from its grasp than ever.

Consumers should be warned to purchase meat only from licensed merchants.

They should be warned to seek medical attention should delayed symptoms of airway trauma develop.

Nonetheless, it is also easy to expect a lot after working so hard for 3 to 4 years, and postdocs should be warned not to expect 'the world at their feet' at the end of it all.

Visitors should be warned not to feed or fraternise with the baboon troop that calls the mountains above Smits their home.

Parents should be warned not to share a bed with their babies for the first 12 months of their lives in order to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (Sids), according to draft guidance issued by government advisers.

People should be warned not to walk on the lower terrace immediately surrounding the lake, where CO2 may accumulate, and where all of the dead birds were found, but to observe it from the upper terrace, where the threat of carbon dioxide poisoning is much reduced.

"Children should be warned never to attempt handling any unfamiliar animal".