Sentence examples for ample warning of from inspiring English sources

Snow crews had ample warning of the storm.

With ample warning of Sandy, some of the crews departed for the Baltimore area on Saturday morning and were updated on their precise destination while en route.

In both cases, there had been ample warning of problems that were never quite fixed and were tolerated as acceptable risks.

"In the summer of 2001, we had ample warning of attack, but we didn't know anything about specificity: timing, targets, and so forth" he said.

Critics of the Jefferson County authorities have argued that Mr. Harris and Dylan Klebold, the other Columbine gunman, gave ample warning of their potential for violence, and that the April 1999 killings could have been prevented.

But unless the state can calibrate everything properly in advance (a Solomonic task), its contractors may face perverse or inadequate incentives for the life of the agreement.The tube experience provides ample warning of some of the hazards facing the military as it tries to wrap up the aerial refuelling contract.

Ignoring the ample warnings of wiser experts, the administration listened only to those who naïvely believed that our forces would be universally well received by the disparate factions within that country.

I have shown that Alan Greenspan and Ben Bernanke received ample warnings of twin epidemics of mortgage fraud consisting of endemically fraudulent "liar's" loans and appraisal fraud.

Instead, it will be more of a glacier than a tidal wave: a nearly unstoppable force, but one that replaces jobs gradually and gives drivers ample warning so they can find new work.

Analysts had been warning that the fanfare before the Zarb-e-Azb operation had given jihadists ample warning to flee and melt away into the population.

Solar surveillance missions that provide ample warning time of impending solar storms to satellite users in earth orbit are naturally designed to allow the weather forecasting spacecraft to wander as far away from the earth as possible, in the direction of the sun.