Sentence examples for because of the warning from inspiring English sources

Authorities briefly evacuated a few residents of coastal Tonala and Puerto Madero because of the warning.

I raise them mainly because of the warning signal they send about civil-military relations under President Obama.

"I was a little bit nervous because of the warning," Doris Louissaint said, referring to Mr. Cuomo's declaration.

In contrast, only three projects have said they are canceling or postponing the sale of coins because of the warning.

Mr. Gandhi and the city's entire tax administration remain under intense scrutiny because of the warning signs that went unheeded.

However, their combination has been seldom reported in the treatment of psoriasis because of the warning regarding the potential hepatotoxicity of the drug interactions.

As the world witnessed in the 1985 Nevado del Ruiz disaster (Voight [1990]) (Case study 5), warnings that a lahar was bearing down on their town were not able to prevent catastrophic loss of life, because the warnings were issued without the population's understanding of the risk or how they should respond.

We were almost alone, because of the warnings from the press & television that exposure to sunlight during the eclipse might cause blindness.

Asked whether he feels a sense of vindication because of the warnings he long preached about a coming debt crisis for the country, he said he wasn't raised to gloat.

This time, the pledges from the main political parties have been much anticipated because of the warnings about mounting pressures on the service.

Middle-aged and older community members who had gone back to eating fish noted that they had not raised their kids to do so because of the warnings, and now they "didn't develop a taste for it" as Joyce describes.