Sentence examples for unequivocally warn from inspiring English sources

The suit, filed in Superior Court in Los Angeles, is the first legal action to center on how the N.F.L., while evidence steadily mounted in medical journals and elsewhere, took until 2010 to unequivocally warn players about how concussions could have effects on brain function long after they retired.

Had Moscow unequivocally warned Dubček in early summer that it would intervene militarily if it perceived socialism to be under threat, the whole tragedy might have been averted.

That was when Robert J. Shiller, a Yale economics professor, warned unequivocally that American investors, caught up in their own fervor, were creating a dangerous bubble.

The independent Climate Change Committee (CCC) has today warned unequivocally that the government would breach the Climate Change Act if it pursues Chancellor George Osborne's plans for a surge in new gas investment.

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She warned that the Obama administration would push back "unequivocally" when it disagreed with the Israeli government's policies.

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Global warming is already "unequivocally" happening, and action must be taken now to avoid further catastrophic effects, a report from the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) warned on Sunday.

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Warning signs were recorded.

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