Sentence examples for warning us that from inspiring English sources

Yet the fact that numbers can and are so frequently revised - and often dramatically - should be a claxon, warning us that these may be useful snapshots but cannot be relied on as accurate predictions for more than a few months out.

"Just as a few lonely economists warned us we were living beyond our financial means and overdrawing our financial assets, scientists are warning us that we're living beyond our ecological means and overdrawing our natural assets," argues Glenn Prickett, senior vice president at Conservation International.

To Brexit, thank you for warning us that Donald Trump would probably be president.

Shapiro passed through, warning us that we had one minute to post our first price.

And John was Peter Pan, warning us that if we left we could never come back.

Today, the Brotherhood is warning us that if their man falls from power, then the Salafists would be the replacement.

"The Taliban are warning us that 'If you remain loyal to the government, we will kill you,' " he said.

"After seeing several houses we didn't like, the agent suggested this one, warning us that it wasn't in great shape.

Armed only with sticks, Quinn and Thompson control them, while warning us that they are still wild animals.

It was as if she was warning us that giving birth is a bloody business fraught with danger.

Our waiter was memorable, warning us that anytime the menu said "spicy" to take the adjective seriously.