Sentence examples for were warning against from inspiring English sources

Back when they were warning against inflation, presumably because loose money would overheat the economy; now they're declaring that loose money does nothing to the real economy, but is causing bubbles.

But even then, historians and analysts were warning against such comparisons, arguing that those were two cohesive societies that were exhausted by years of war and bore little resemblance to the fractured Iraqi society and its potential for internal violence.

But plenty of people were warning against the obvious at the time, when Jowell herself was deploring critics for a "whiff of snobbery" in their alarm about proposed new supercasinos, in which FOTBs are integral.

Just five weeks after President Bush signed into law the biggest tax cut in two decades, and six months after Congress and the White House raised their surplus projections again, Democrats were talking about deficits; Republicans were warning against tax increases; and the two parties were heading toward a 1980's-style showdown over guns versus butter as they considered next year's spending bills.

Not long ago, after the various financial collapses of the 1990s, the media were warning against the evils of trillions of dollars of "notional value" that are sloshing around in our "Casino Society".

When you've always been taught that your mind is twisted and your will is diseased, it's only natural that such warnings produced the very imaginings they were warning against.

A poster published by the ministry depicting dabbing warns "people about the dangers of this [move] on the youth and society, and is warning against imitating it".

For the moment he is warning against expectations being raised too high.

"He sees where this is going and is warning against the human tragedy".

Greenpeace has been warning against pesticides in Chinese foods, drinks and other ingested products for years.

I-mode's bosses have recently been warning against expecting too much.