Sentence examples for That warnings from inspiring English sources

She had started smoking after the government had ordered that warnings should appear on cigarette packets.

They now know, for example, that warnings about long-term health effects do not scare teenagers.

Many other libraries, he said, including those in Westchester, decided that warnings might unnecessarily alarm patrons.

He knows that warnings about terrorism are likely to get listened to now, rather than ignored.

Regulators also could order that warnings be added to prescribing information.

King said before the referendum that warnings of economic doom about leaving the EU were overstated.

Well, the bill contemplates that warnings can be sent only to "subscribers".

In unambiguous terms, the panel said yesterday that warnings did not suffice.

Every corporate controversy seems to be followed by suggestions that warnings had been posted — and ignored — in the boardroom.

Modern-day monitoring means that warnings of an eruption should give most denizens of the region enough time to escape.

Mr. Franz also expressed concern that warnings passed on by American authorities were sometimes delivered without adequate context.