Sentence examples for warn of the impact from inspiring English sources
Meredith Whitney, a bank analyst who was among the first to warn of the impact the subprime mortgage meltdown would have on banks, is warning that she sees similar problems with state and local government finances.
Businesses warn of the impact from tax increases on older people.
More than 100 of the world's most senior chemists, including seven Nobel laureates, have written to David Cameron to warn of the impact of proposed cuts in funding for scientific research essential to industries ranging from biotechnology to agriculture.
The black-throated finch recovery team, comprised of scientists from the CSIRO and James Cook University as well as representatives from Townsville council, have written to Hunt and the Queensland government to warn of the impact of the $16.5bn Carmichael mine, set to be situated in the Galilee Basin region.
Carrying the defence brief in opposition, he bonded with his Labour opposite number, Bob Ainsworth, over their shared struggle to persuade their party leaders to take the military's low morale and underfunding more seriously.But the biggest factor in Dr Fox's favour is the growing perception that he was prescient to warn of the impact of defence cuts.
While some business and political leaders, including President Obama, increasingly warn of the impacts of overregulation on the foundering economy, many ordinary Americans face health risks from hazards that could have been limited through better policing.
Peace warned of the impact of fresh regulations hitting banking.
The memo warned of the impact of Sarkozy's second wife, Cecilia, leaving him.
The NUS warned of the impact this could have on student learning.
Ryanair is one of a string of companies, including British Airways and Virgin Group, that have warned of the impact of the referendum result on their business.
The former BBC Radio 4 controller, Mark Damazer, has warned of the impact the corporation's 16% budget cut will have on the quality of its output.
