Examples of using Warns that in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Dr. Dean warns that the more you deplete your magnesium, the more out
FGE warns that the gap between supply
Schaeffer warns that unless Western man returns to the Christian world and life view, nothing will stop
Microsoft warns that this option will cause increased power usage, so you shouldn't apply this option to unaffected games
The Company warns that market spreads of trading instruments can exceed the values stated in specifications during the periods of low market liquidity(the beginning or the end of trading day, releases of statistics and news).
Furthermore, in one of his most profound points in this section, the Pope warns that one can use a person's body even when that person is not physically present.
the CDC warns that flu activity in mid-February was the highest it has been all season
TaiG warns that some jailbreak tweaks are not compatible with iOS 8.3 as Jay Freeman(saurik) has yet to update Cydia Substrate/Mobile Substrate to be compatible with the latest jailbreak.
a great disaster nearly wiped them out, and warns that another event is due to occur soon, putting the fate
This face warns that it is hazardous“for us to utter a unified message and to put forward a solution which has universal validity” Cf.
The research, which explores the“rapid pace of change and increasing complexity of work”, also warns that the UK isn't even creating the workers that will be needed for the jobs that can be anticipated.
A recent United Nations report warns that the number of forcibly displaced people has risen to a record number- almost 60 million at the end of 2014.
The Lancet commission warns that mental health disorders could cost the global economy as much as $16 trillion from 2010 to 2030 if governments and businesses don't do more to address them.
At present the advice on the website warns that"showing sympathy for Qatar on social media or by any other means of communication is an offence" in the country.
Marking today's World Health Day, the World Health Organization warns that the health of hundreds of millions of people may be put at risk by the effects of global climate change.
The business ethicist Tae Wan Kim at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh warns that gamified systems have the potential to complicate and subvert ethical reasoning.
viewed by Reuters, warns that China is skirting U.S. oversight and gaining access to
An 18-month review into antimicrobial resistance warns that superbugs will kill upwards of 10 million people a year by 2050, a frightening prospect that's being described
UNEP warns that without a concerted effort to improve access to safe drinking water, a third of the world's
A study by the Mental Health Foundation warns that people in the age group of 18 to 34 are more likely to feel lonely than those above 55 years of age.