Sentence examples for warns what from inspiring English sources

It warns: "What you say on Twitter may be viewed all around the world instantly".

But he warns: "What must not happen is that consumers end up with the worst of both worlds: paying for accounts but still enduring unfair charges, opaque and complex products, mis-selling and poor customer service".

And, she warns, what companies "think is deliberate may be different from what a prosecutor thinks is deliberate".

Mary Rice, executive director of the Environmental Investigation Agency warns: "What we are witnessing right now is the wholesale slaughter of a species, being poached to supply what is ultimately a growing and unsustainable market in Vietnam - and elsewhere.

However, Wald warns, what makes the story appealing can distort articulation of the problem.

They need to be warned what to expect.

England's enduring nemesis has warned what is to come before they can expect to reclaim the Ashes.

The President also warned what could happen if the populace failed to rise to the challenge.

Even before the verdict, the former president's lawyer had warned what was at stake.

Warning: what you are about to see is a political cartoon.

Most people will stay home and watch the events on TV, having no other option, but be warned: what NBC chooses to broadcast is not the Olympic Games.