Usage of "are warnings"

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Usage of are warnings in English

There are warnings that Australia's booming housing market is about to bust. 
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There are warnings the price of petrol could spike… Read more Audio 
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These are warnings to the observers to retreat to a safe distance. 
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There are warnings about loan sharks taking advantage of the back-to-school financial drain. 
 Radio NZ 

There are warnings out for a number of other rivers in the Wellington region. 
 Radio NZ 

There are warnings, however, for those investors thinking of betting on rising capex alone. 
 Reuters 

Moving into Christmas Day, there are warnings of heavy rain and flooding across Ireland. 
 The Irish Times 

But there are warnings not to get complacent just yet. 
 Radio NZ 

One and two are warnings; three is straight to timeout. 
 Ebony 

There are warnings of ice across the UK as snow continues to cause disruption. 
 BBC 

Such dreams are warnings against excess of pies and jellies. 
 London Pride, Or, When the World Was Younger 

So, like any other good thing, there are warnings, age limits, contraindications regarding certain drugs. 
 Afterlife: the resurrection chronicles 

Some of Burke's speeches are models for imitation and study, others are warnings for avoidance. 
 Public Speaking 

And there are warnings that London could be given fresh lockdown rules banning meeting with other households. 
 News.com.au 

THERE are warnings today our gas supply could soon fall short, forcing Aussies to swelter through summer. 
 News.com.au 

However, there are warnings that if the security campaign ends prematurely the service will be curtailed again. 
 The Irish Times 

are

Verb

warning

Noun

Are warnings across language varieties

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United Kingdom

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Meanings of are warnings in English