Sentence examples for well warning that from inspiring English sources

And he tells students to avoid borrowing as well, warning that too much debt can saddle them with a potentially crushing burden after graduation.

LGBT groups have consistently been sounding the alarm on these so-called "religious freedom" bills as well, warning that they open the door to widespread discrimination where businesses could deny service to same-sex couples.

Aside from all this, when it was revealed Verizon was complicit in spying on citizens by the NSA, the Big Three used all of the negative attention as the perfect opportunity to imply that Verizon would spy on Canadians as well, warning that the company should be subject to an Industry Canada security review.

The newly crowned world boxing champion has even turned up in the pages of Private Eye in a spoof "statement" which thanks Barbara Slater, head of BBC Sport, for her support "as she's really fit and scrubs up well", while warning that enthusiasm will wane should she turn out to be "a Lesbo, in which case she should burn in hell".

Yesterday, for example, the UK's data watchdog said the concealed Uber data breach "raises huge concerns", as well as warning that companies which deliberately conceal breaches from regulators can attract higher fines.

Other financial sectors are "waiting ready to pick up the business from the wreckage we will leave if we are stupid enough to discard a banking model which has served us well," she added, warning that politicians risk sending British banking to the same fate as British shipbuilding.

But that success shouldn't fool people, he added, warning that well-managed major emergencies can create a misleading sense that we are ready for anything.

Its utopianism is one thing separating "The Richer Sex" from earlier manifestos and exposés about women, as well as from tedious conservative declamations warning that anything less than some mythical 1950s ideal is bad news.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell's statement accusing Iraq of hiding information about its unconventional weapons, and warning that Iraq is "well on its way to losing this last chance" to avoid war, failed to explain why the regime of Saddam Hussein poses a great enough threat to warrant our unleashing a vast military attack on that country.

Having studied hours of video evidence, the officials gave warning that stiff punishment -- well, yellow warning cards and red ejection cards -- would be meted out for play-acting in the 2002 games, which culminate on June 30.

A public announcement was made that day as well, warning residents that the typhoon would likely strike the island.