Sentence examples for a prominent warning from inspiring English sources

The lawyers had asked the food and drug agency to warn both patients and doctors by putting a prominent warning in the drug's label and by sending out letters and other information.

Mr Spitzer said 25 Internet service providers had agreed to place a prominent warning on their access number selection pages.

The article must be accompanied by a prominent warning that the use described is not approved or cleared by the F.D.A.

The containers would include a prominent warning that acetaminophen overdoses can cause liver failure and that the drug should not be used by people drinking three or more alcoholic drinks.

On top of that, Adele's website carries a prominent warning that "resale of tickets … will not be accepted – you risk having them cancelled and being denied entry to the show".

The Brazilians helped the Americans to draft a recommendation to the United States Federal Aviation Administration to require computerized airplanes to sound a prominent warning if the transponder is not running, the American report said.

"It was a heads-up, a clear, prominent warning," one official who read the report said.

In a written statement, the commissioner, Andrew C. von Eschenbach, said the agency has asked the makers of Actos and Avandia to carry the more prominent warning, a so-called black box warning, of its heart risks because "despite existing warnings, these drugs were being prescribed to patients with significant heart failure".

In 2005, at the annual Jackson Hole, Wyo., conference of the world's leading central bankers, the chief economist of the International Monetary Fund, Raghuram Rajan, presented a brilliant paper that constituted the first prominent warning of the coming crisis.

In late 2004, after public hearings, the Food and Drug Administration called for drug makers to put a prominent "blackbox" warning on the drugs' labels, cautioning about the possibility of increased suicide risk in minors.

Lobbyists argue that some of that could dry up, hurting carmakers, ad agencies and media owners, if marketers were required to place a prominent environmental warning in their ads.