Sentence examples for warning things from inspiring English sources

Moody's assessment was the harshest of the three ratings firms, putting Countrywide at a notch above junk and warning things could deteriorate further.

Fair warning: Things got deep.

Warning: Things get wordy from here on out.

Warning: Things seen cannot be unseen.

Doctors are warning that things will get worse because of rising demand as the population ages.

What is undeniable is that the souring of the India story has global economic, financial and political implications, with observers and investors, both domestic and foreign, warning that things could get worse before they get better.

And then one day, without warning, odd things start happening to your computer.

With up to two weeks' waiting times to see GPs, and doctors warning that things could get worse, access to healthcare in the UK is a hot topic.

The first kind will be directly from the president himself (will it?), warning about things like terrorist attacks and natural disasters.

Feldman recalls an employee in her very own office who regularly sent out alarming e-mails warning of things like hazardous fumes from the laser printer, which could have been perfect fodder for a workman's compensation case.

And economists are warning that things won't get better in the short term.