Sentence examples for warn colleges from inspiring English sources

With heightened awareness — some might call it panic — over the biting bugs nationwide, city officials are trying to warn colleges and landlords more than ever about bedbugs, adding another issue to a time of year that causes the blood (bedbug food) of many to boil.

David Brooks warned colleges to beware the incoming "tsunami".

Ann Lee imagines a world without China, and a Chinese businessman warns college students about starting a business there.

Mr. Kerry warned college students that the punishment for not learning your lessons was to "get stuck in Iraq".

The lawyers' own professional organization, the American Bar Association, has warned college students considering law school that it's no sure path to riches.

Governor McGreevey last week warned college officials that any school raising its tuition by more than 10percentt would be subject to an audit by the state Commission on Higher Education.

— "A Warning: Colleges Can Change Their Minds" by Tamar Lewin Bad grades are not the only possible pitfall.

— "A Warning: Colleges Can Change Their Minds" by Tamar Lewin Colleges require final grades for accepted students.

— "A Warning: Colleges Can Change Their Minds" by Tamar Lewin Colleges are typically tight-knit communities that require honesty and mature behavior.

— "A Warning: Colleges Can Change Their Minds" by Tamar Lewin While a vast majority of students admitted to Connecticut College continue to excel during senior year, every once in a while, I find myself having to send what I call an "oops" letter.

In the Sunday Times, the home secretary, Theresa May warned: "If colleges and universities did not realise before what we are up against they should now.