Sentence examples for warned problems from inspiring English sources

Commuters facing severe disruption on London's Tube network because of a strike have been warned problems will continue until Tuesday morning.

Camelot had warned of problems in advance and asked people to buy tickets early after similar problems with online sales last Wednesday when the jackpot passed £50m.

Others also warned of problems at Enron Energy Services.

He has also repeatedly warned about problems in the state budget.

The Department for Education was warned about problems in Birmingham in 2010.

However, the AST also warned against problems which can be associated with individual ownership based on significant debt.

Mitchells & Butlers has warned of problems ahead as the pubs group reported a dip in full year revenues and profits.

By the time I began my book research in 2001, I had been warned about problems in Buckhead Village.

He also warned that problems with the abuse of prescription drugs, in particular painkillers, were spreading to mainstream prisons and was now a "major concern".

Rutte warned: "The problems are serious, the economy is stalling, employment is under pressure and government debt is growing faster than the Netherlands can afford.

American carriers warned of problems on transatlantic routes, with Delta Airlines saying passengers to or from Amsterdam, London, Frankfurt, and Paris should be certain to check their flight statuses.