Sentence examples for a certain warning from inspiring English sources

When the p-values for an individual were below a certain warning threshold (p < 0.001) for all candidate populations, it was concluded that the individual did not originate from any of the analysed populations [ 26].

"PayPal demonstrated reckless disregard for U.S. economic sanctions requirements… PayPal agents engaged in a pattern of conduct by repeatedly ignoring certain warning signs about potential matches to the [blacklist].".

They show you which apps are eating up how much data, and they give you real-time automated alerts when you hit certain warning thresholds that you set up.

pasture systems in the southern Cape of South Africa is important since there are certain warning signs that their sustainability is being threatened.

During my initial conversations with prospects, I'm looking to weed out those who exhibit certain warning signs, such as disinterested spouses, unrealistic expectations and anyone who tells me, "Just do what you think is right".

These regulatory differences lead to the strange situation wherein basically the same product (sage tea) may be marketed as food without any restriction, while its marketing as medicine in drug stores and pharmacies is regulated and certain warning labels are even required, such as "sage preparations should not be taken for more than 2 weeks" or "may impair ability to drive and use machines".

Keep an open mind during the initial "romantic" stage of the relationship––you may be seeing your partner with rose colored glasses and certain warning signs or problems that may be apparent to others may not be visible to you.

By Chief Justice Rehnquist In Miranda v. Arizona, we held that certain warnings must be given before a suspect's statement made during custodial interrogation could be admitted in evidence.

"There were warnings issued to him about this activity both here and overseas but you can only provide people with certain warnings.

"There were warnings issued to him about his activities both here and overseas … but you can only provide people with certain warnings.

One problem, documented by Sabatino in his article, is that some state laws insist that documents be prefaced with certain warnings, be written on mandatory forms, or contain certain "magic words" in order to be valid (see table).