Examples of using Analysts warn in English and their translations into Greek
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In the early stages of the financial fallout after the votes were tallied, analysts warn that investments in green energy will decline, slowing what was previously a fast-growing sector of the UK economy.
climate may not be right for a substantial change in the law, political analysts warn.
both countries will feel the effects, analysts warn.
as agricultural traders and analysts warn that the latest revision to US
Some analysts warned that MUD's decision to sit out that process could leave the way open for the government to change the constitution at will.
Analysts warned that public opinion polls in most countries show little trust in institutions
And analysts warned that the central bank's proposal could have a knock-on effect on the sector.
Serbian analysts warned that the current institutional crisis could lead to the government's collapse
Serbian analysts warned on Wednesday(August 15th)
Some analysts warned, however, that the U.S. market may not be tightening by as much as expected.
the 2011 budget via PTK's privatisation, however, analysts warned that this was a miscalculation from the start.
Analysts warned that changing course would be a significant admission of failure for Steve Ballmer, chief executive,
the economy than terrorism or security, though analysts warned Thursday's shooting could change that.
declining U.S. drilling activity, although analysts warned that the United States market may not be tightening by as much as expected.
the economy than terrorism or security, though analysts warned this could change in the event of violence.
Analysts warned ever since the refugee deal was struck in March that Turkey's power to control the number of refugees heading to Europe left the EU in a weak bargaining position.
While some analysts warned that cryptos may have entered bubble territory,
Russia cut a deal to reduce output to drain a global supply glut, but analysts warned prices could recede as other producers stand ready to fill the gap.
the border talks provide a welcome reprieve, although some analysts warned that it might be short-lived.
Arguing that the HDZ-- formerly a nationalist party headed by the late President Franjo Tudjman-- had not undergone a real democratic transformation, analysts warned that the new government might soon lose the support of both the public and the international community.