Sentence examples for were being warned from inspiring English sources

Drinking water in Gatlinburg was not contaminated, but residents were being warned to stay away from the river water.

But while American companies were being warned away from supposedly untrustworthy Chinese routers, foreign organisations would have been well advised to beware of American-made ones.

Only last summer, many of these countries were being warned by foreigners that they were growing too fast and needed to raise interest rates to prevent a surge in inflation.

By Friday the female Republican lawmakers who led the drive to persuade party leaders to shelve the Franks bill, Jackie Walorski of Indiana and Rene Ellmers of North Carolina, were being warned they would punished by conservative factions.

Utah's Al Jefferson was hopping all over the country and women and children everywhere were being warned that Kevin Garnett's legendary mouth might be taking up new residence away from Boston.

Eleven years ago this month, the British public were being warned that another despicable regime, a little further east, was targeting weapons of mass destruction on "the UK sovereign base areas in Cyprus" – the two British military enclaves on the south coast.

Even if I did, face it, startups burning too much money are asking for their fate; they were were warned.

Basrawis are being warned against having unrealistic expectations.

Passengers are being warned not to travel unless "absolutely necessary".

I felt I was being warned and I quite like being warned.

But now Scots are being warned that the sartorial tradition could be both indecent and unhygienic.