Sentence examples for warning the next from inspiring English sources

General Sir Peter Wall, the former head of the army, joined Sawers on the BBC over the weekend warning the next government not to make further cuts in the defence budget.

Some say he was still warning the next train.

A typhoon watch was issued for Rota, Tinian, and Saipan on December 14, which was upgraded to a typhoon warning the next day.

The Guam National Weather Service issued a typhoon watch on December 14, which was upgraded to a typhoon warning the next day.

I realized the bell was like a tiny car horn warning the next part of my body that energy was coming its way.

On October 16, a tropical storm warning was put in place for several provinces, which was upgraded to a hurricane warning the next day for eight provinces, eastward to Camagüey.

Now, the man who discovered the fatal Ebola virus, and whose pioneering work made HIV/Aids a global priority, is warning about the next pandemic – dementia.

Legislators are warning that the next Congress, expected to be more Republican and more hostile to domestic spying, is unlikely to reauthorise Section 215.

Euro-zone finance ministers meeting in Luxembourg gave warning that the next tranche of bail-out funding for Greece, which is needed to avoid a debt default in mid-July, would be released only if the legislation is passed.

Mainstream politicians in Paris immediately began warning that the next political earthquake could be what had always been seen as impossible: Le Pen winning the French presidential election in six months' time.

Commentators are warning that the next president may be deprived of a mandate and that he will be hamstrung in dealing with a new Congress divided along party and regional lines.