Sentence examples for be given enough warning from inspiring English sources
Edwards defended the decision to send out the letters, saying officials waited as long as they could and that people needed to be given enough warning of the possible cuts, which he has described as "catastrophic".
On Thursday, senior lawmakers pressed a top C.I.A. official on Capitol Hill about whether Mr. Obama had been given enough warning about the perils of the growing demonstrations in Cairo, and whether spy agencies had monitored social networking sites to gauge the extent of the uprising.
Their disappearance led to criticisms from Turkey's deputy prime minister, who said officials in the country had not been given enough warning about their disappearance.
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The Los Angeles chapter of the Building Industry Assn. is worried about those moves, saying that the temporary restrictions could "result in a flurry of lawsuits". Homeowners have not been given enough warning about the restrictions, which "will immediately remove property owner rights," the group's chief executive, Tim Piasky, said.
There are a million lines leading to the idiotic convergence of guns and alcohol, and any one of them could have been stanched, given enough warning.
When given enough warning and chance to plan with their lab mates, it is rare that a student is not able to contribute to at least the prehybridization or the addition of the probe.
Given enough warning time -- at least several years -- this could be done with very modest amounts of power.
You will be given a confirmation warning.
The participants are given advance warning.
