Sentence examples for start to warn from inspiring English sources

That gave city officials a few days' head start to warn doctors of the contagion and tell them to take extra care in handling highly contagious body fluids.

For those who haven't seen the film, Dobby appears near the start to warn young Harry against returning to Hogwarts.

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PUK and KDP officials are starting to warn people about Iraqi chemical attacks.

Even government-friendly newspapers are starting to warn the president that his troubles on this issue will not go away.

We started to warn the athletes in 1998 that these supplements may be contaminated and are contaminated".

In fact, many recruiters are already starting to warn that a "talent crunch" could be only months away.

Some lawmakers and economists have started to warn that recent increases in the prices of homes could make them even more unaffordable for many.

But analysts are starting to warn that all of that product could find itself sitting on a loading dock with no place to go.

As he walks around the patch he has chosen for a photograph, he starts to warn me about the hidden potholes and steps in one and almost trips.

Now, some are starting to warn about an economic beast called stagflation — the combination of higher prices and a struggling economy.