Sentence examples for can be warned from inspiring English sources

As a public service, I have devised warnings that can be appended to invitations so everyone can be warned of the risks inherent in celebrating birthdays.

An auto-rickshaw driver can be warned.

Drivers on long-distance intercity trips can be warned of impending bad weather.

If a character can be reached or tracked by phone, it follows that he or she can be warned of impending danger, or rescued from peril.

Nick Clegg said yesterday he agreed with the report's authors that there should be a "traffic light" system so that those who unintentionally break the rules for the first time can be warned rather than sanctioned.

"I have made arrangements with my office to telecommute when they do emerge," said Ms. Milani, who recently started a blog, cicadaphobia.com, to track their arrival so others can be warned.

Found objects' world coordinates are transmitted via CAN bus; the driver can also be warned through an audio interface.

For instance, motorists can save their travel time and reduce fuel consumption from the enhanced traffic signal timing, and can also be warned of real-time hazards from dynamic warning systems [5].

Failures in power system operation can then be avoided, and possible transformer damages can be minimised, for example, by rerouting the power to other parts in the grid, or there can be load shedding and the general public can then be warned of a possible blackout more efficiently in advance.

There are many oral decongestant prescriptions you can get, but be warned they can cause increased blood pressure, insomnia, irritability, and headache.

While chewing gum can work well, be warned that some people can find it unattractive or rude.