Sentence examples for brief warning from inspiring English sources

When it comes to tornadoes, even this brief warning is valuable.

A brief warning, nothing too dire, more exhortation and "we're all in this together".

Mr. Bush's lawyers opened their case with a brief warning from Mr. Richard that they believed the case should be dismissed because the Gore team did not make a clear case for overturning the election.

"A society in which each and every organization must be equally diverse is a society which has destroyed diversity," the Boy Scouts assert in their brief, warning that the logical result of the New Jersey court's ruling would be for a Croatian cultural society to have to admit Serbs or for a gay rights group to be unable to exclude a biblical fundamentalist.

Before we get started, just a brief warning.

The value of the health data is exponentially larger than a stolen credit card and the brief warning on MIE's website is typical of those who are responsible for protecting our most sensitive data.

But 39 other countries have gone well beyond such brief warnings and now require large, graphic depictions of smoking's effects.

To be sure, the prospectuses detailing the types of loans in these pools contained brief warnings that some of the mortgages might not meet stated underwriting standards.

Structured as a breaking-news report that detailed the invasion in real time, the broadcast adhered faithfully to the conventions of news radio, complete with elaborate sound effects and impersonations of government officials, with only a few brief warnings through the program that it was fiction.

Canada, Germany and Japan filed briefs warning the court that application of United States antitrust law would interfere with foreign governments' efforts to regulate their own markets.

In the early summer of 2002, a military consultant, reflecting the views of several American Special Forces commanders in the field, provided the Pentagon with a briefing warning that the Taliban and Al Qaeda were adapting quickly to American tactics.