Sentence examples for similarly warned from inspiring English sources
Ms. Hong had been similarly warned by a friend of Ms. Seong's, according to court testimony.
Fitch similarly warned the chancellor had "limited fiscal space if growth or revenues underperform".
The president similarly warned other assembled ministers and officials: "This applies to you all, too -- personal responsibility for the sector entrusted to you.
I wonder whether novelists, visiting festivals for no fee, are similarly warned that they may not do any work on their fiction while in the country.
In an editorial accompanying the article, Dr. Allan H. Ropper, a neurologist at Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, similarly warned against equating neural activity and identity.
Last month, the F.T.C. similarly warned six companies that they might be violating the act by offering to share tenants' rental histories with landlords.
UK Sport went on to similarly warn Britain's Olympic and Paralympic sports of the dangers of home distractions in the 12 months leading up to the London Olympics, as it unveiled its latest Mission 2012 update.
60 Chalmers Clark similarly warns against using patients as a means to others' ends and points to the American Medical Association's Code of Medical Ethics, which states that in a conflict, benefit to the patient outweighs other duties – which, for him, explains much of the unease surrounding sham surgery.
Similarly, Warren Buffett warned in The New York Times that side effects of the current fiscal intervention could be as dangerous as the financial crisis recently averted in the form of inflation eroding the dollar's purchasing power.
And similarly today, when warned about a chemical's danger, governments wait until research results are unequivocal.
Similarly, Hizbul Islam recently warned radio stations to stop playing music or face "serious consequences," forcing them to introduce their daily programs with an odd assortment of sounds: the roar of an engine, a car horn, animal noises and the sound of water flowing.
