Sentence examples for warned the idea from inspiring English sources

A Goldsmiths University report in 2014 argued that "gambling research is heavily dependent on industry support" and warned "the idea of 'problem gambling' is politically useful … It focuses attention on individual gamblers, rather than relationships between the industry, the state, products and policies".

However, Nasa warned the idea could backfire if the explosion only shattered the object into smaller, but still deadly, fragments.

As a stakeholder warned, "the whole idea of putting the structure in place was to bring the services closer to people, to have the decision-making processes closer to where the action is happening.

Yet he also warned the group against the idea of combatting right-wing propaganda with leftist demagoguery.

The two companies would like to merge but have been warned off the idea by the regulator.

O'Leary warned that the idea of being part of Europe outside the EU was worse than staying in.

This has preoccupied no less a mind than that of Stephen Hawking, a theoretical physicist, who warned against the idea of seeking out contact in 2010.

The conference was warned that the idea of "franchising" sports clubs had had a disastrous effect on sport in the US.

Directors such as Guardians of the Galaxy's James Gunn have warned against the idea of suddenly making every superhero movie an R-rated, "edgy" Deadpool rip-off.

David Orr, chief executive of the National Housing Federation, has previously warned that the idea of selling off social housing in "high value" areas to build more in cheaper areas is fundamentally flawed.

This month, Sir Michael Wilshaw, the chief inspector of schools, also warned that the idea that poor children would benefit from a return of grammar schools was "tosh" and "nonsense".