Sentence examples for to be forewarned from inspiring English sources
"I was the first generation to be forewarned about the tradeoffs," she said.
This augurs well because I firmly believe that to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
The committee has recommended that new procedures be introduced to enable the media to be forewarned about applications for injunctions.
Perhaps it is better to be forewarned about what the future holds rather than be forced to confront it abruptly.
A company with shallow relationships is less knowledgeable about its trading partners and therefore less likely to be forewarned about supply problems.
As you say, to be forewarned is to be forearmed: words such as obliterate should always be used with care.WERNER KOEPFChairman and CEOCompaq Computer InternationalZurichPaying for slavesSIR You discuss the rising demand that government reparations be paid to the descendants of slaves in America ("The children of slavery", December 23rd).
There's also unpleasant medical stuff, so if you're paranoid about what medics are up to generally, be forewarned.
If you intend to apply to DARPA, however, be forewarned: These days DARPA isn't interested in meek and mild science.
Though you are probably fine to use it, be forewarned that it hasn't been vetted quite as intensely as other, more established services.
If you're hit by a less sophisticated type of ransomware, you may be able to remove it, but be forewarned, these "easier-to-remove" variants are going out of style fast.
He fully intends to returns to the classroom next fall for year No. 3 of "What Is Creation Science?" Mr. Muraskin, be forewarned: "To not allow the course to be taught would fall under viewpoint discrimination," Mr. Harrison says.
