Sentence examples for warn at from inspiring English sources

(vii) We think Pearson won't warn at the third quarter endd October), the peak trading period.

Women should not drink any alcohol during pregnancy, the British Medical Association (BMA) will warn at its annual conference this week.

"If the State Department continues to warn at that time that travel to Japan is not advisable, we will, of course, cancel the tour," he said.

If the world is melting as quickly as some climate scientists warn, at least we already have the right soundtrack for an apocalypse.

Mr. Putin sent his foreign minister to New York last month to warn at the United Nations that America's missile defense plans could destabilize three decades of arms control agreements.

Pregnant women are being bombarded on social media with Photoshopped images and dangerous myths about exercising in pregnancy, leaving many feeling fearful and confused, experts will warn at next weekend's Baby Show in Olympia, west London.

In the future, "we may be able to warn at-risk people to either avoid or take certain drugs during heat waves," says Joyner.

Such conflicts can enmesh the genetics practitioner or researcher in the liability trap of the so-called "duty to warn" at-risk relatives (Offit et al. 2004).

We will have been warned, at least.

("Scandal finds money," Mr. Watson darkly warned at the time).

"Quantity light," Aldrin warned at just under 100 feet.