Sentence examples for an early warning of from inspiring English sources

An overarching question is whether eye blink rates provide an early warning of a health effect.

And these people's differences are an early warning of friction in next year's legislative session.

It may be that without an early warning of trouble, investors become too ebullient, leading to market declines later.

The policy pays out in advance, giving the recipients an early warning of floods and other disasters.

By 1928, he'd realised the potential for cancer diagnosis, or at least an early warning of one.

If players either under- or over-perform in a session it can be an early warning of injury.

It was an early warning of the bike's power, and the control it's best to exercise over it.

Sharp, conflicting divisions about China's future were visible at the Southern Weekend protests, and could someday prove to have been an early warning of social schism.

If the prices of vegetables, fruit and other crops are more flexible than other prices, food inflation may be an early warning of an overheating economy.

The judge dismissed the suit, but the effort created pressure for disclosure — and served as an early warning of the excessive secrecy of the Bush administration.

The radar tower was one of three built off the Atlantic Coast in the late 1950s to provide an early warning of a Soviet bomber attack.