Sentence examples for warned a while from inspiring English sources
Paul Krugman warned a while ago in the New York Times of "Fifty Herbert Hoovers"—a snappy phrase for governors forced by balanced-budget rules to cut spending just when demand needs a boost.
As I warned a while back in writing about Sammy Sosa, we have become victims of disclosure water boarding.
Officials say that while she warned a favorite teacher of the plot she continued to participate in it.
Australia is one of just four nations not on track to meet emissions reduction promises, a UN report has warned, while a US-based research firm has poured scorn on Tony Abbott's insistence that coal is "good for humanity".
If he didn't abandon his plan, he could easily be made to "disappear for quite a while," warns a police officer who simply can't understand why Mr. Liao refuses to be just like everybody else.
A more relaxed silhouette will work best with longer lengths, although be warned: while a floor skimmer will certainly create a dramatic visual effect, it may be tempered somewhat if you end up dragging the detritus of the dance floor around on your hem.
My agent had warned that, while a fine film would do my profile a world of good, a bad one wouldn't help me at all, and I suspected she was soft-pedalling the latter possibility.
Chris Pond, chief executive of the charity, warned: "While a commitment to tackling child poverty has been expressed today, the new, higher child maintenance disregard will need to be followed by more investment if the government is to meet its 2010 child poverty reduction target.
However, a senior academic has warned that while such a deal could be agreed at an intergovernmental level, it could later be deemed illegal under EU treaty laws.
But researchers warned that while a cloned dog might look similar to its biological parent, it will be a very different animal.
Ms. Tiscareno and other analysts warned that while a rising oil price might benefit Shell and its rivals now, it would at some point start to hurt demand for gasoline.
