Sentence examples for well warns from inspiring English sources

The extension of competition in the NHS could lead to GPs being unable to send patients to their local hospital, even though they are satisfied it will treat them well, warns the BMA chairman, Dr Hamish Meldrum.

"Too many things have to go very well," warns Neil Sweig of Ryan, Beck & Co.

We were all well warned and there was an orange weather alert which is not nothing".

But it needs to said without qualification that the tornado in Joplin was a well warned event.

Dragonfly comes from Tom Shadyac, director of the emetic Robin Williams cancer-ward comedy Patch Adams, so consider yourselves well warned.

The process seems inevitable: stanzas III and IV may well warn us that human urges to make art and war are deeply rooted and interlocked.

Those who know the 56-year-old well warn against underestimating a man they describe as a pragmatic conservative with an iron will and political nerves of steel.

"Lawrence will be there as captain and I fully expect every other player who's fit to be there as well," warned Woodward.

Mike Smith, a blogging meteorologist and author of "Warnings: The True Story of How Science Tamed the Weather," takes issue with the notion that this was a "well warned" event.

Michael O'Connor of the Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union, who knew her well, warned: "You didn't really want to be arguing a point of view against her if you could avoid an argument with her.

They were well warned when a David Wotherspoon header from Lee Croft's corner was cleared off the line by Rory McKenzie.