Sentence examples for warned of a problem from inspiring English sources

A 2006 task force of doctors, academic leaders and business executives warned of a "problem of epidemic proportions" that threatened "the economic vitality and health of Texas". Perry enacted a major overhaul of the medical malpractice system, which helped doctors stay in practice.

The "Silence Kills" study revealed that 85% of nurses had been warned of a problem by a safety tool, e.g., the surgical safety checklist, but 58% had also been in situations where they felt it was unsafe to speak up to their colleagues [ 5].

Citizens Advice warned of a growing problem of new and expectant mothers facing discrimination.

The head of the European Parliament's London information office has warned of a "serious problem".

Security company Websense posted an alert on Nov. 6 that warned of a similar problem: Certain videos on MySpace passing themselves off as videos from Google's YouTube site instead installed Zango software.

But just two years later cardiologists warned of a potential problem: Merck's own 8,000-person 8,000-personame one that studyd Vioxx reduced ulcer complicathensamelsoneound that patientshowedhe drug had more than double the risk of heart problems of those on another painkiller, naproxen (the ingredient in oVioxxhe-countereduced).

She warned of an ongoing problem with unregistered religious schools which were operating illegally and which could be teaching extremist views and seeking to "isolate young people from the mainstream".

Although the moisture and cooler temperatures will be welcomed, the weather service warned of a potential new problem to compound the region's misery.

The last time the Texas Supreme Court ruled on the state's school finance system, in 2005, it warned of a "severe dropout problem," calling the lagging graduation rates of blacks and Hispanics in the state "especially troublesome".

Then a signal sent to the ground warned of a potentially more serious problem.

As tens of thousands of people struggled without power, and with temperatures dipping towards freezing, state governor Andrew Cuomo, and Mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, warned of a "massive, massive housing" problem, as residents waited to be relocated following the storm.