Many of the first books contained only casual warnings against electrical shocks.
Smokers will appreciate the healthier alternative to cigarettes, especially as they develop smoking related illnesses, while warning labels will discourage casual experimentation by non-smokers.
The small lobby -- redolent of eucalyptus oil and steam -- is filled with brochures warning of the dangers of casual sex and AIDS.
Even casual conversations with him inevitably return to warnings of repression, fascism, and creeping totalitarianism.
For example, the results of a study by Mohebbi et al. (2009) demonstrated that simple, casual cell phone conversations may render auditory warnings ineffective (i.e., no significant reduction in braking reaction times [BRTs] were observed when performance was compared to a no-warning condition).
Les Bleus, though, did not heed the warning signs and began in a casual manner.
Stephen Luckey, the head of security for the Air Line Pilots Association, said the warning was an advisory, "kind of a casual thing, to be aware".
He brings to the table sparse beats, immaculate claps and slow-motion house piano, enhancing the (warning: sexually explicit) video's atmosphere of casual licentiousness in the penthouses of Sydney.
Every Bible lesson, biology lesson, and casual reference to the future was marked with the warning: if you get pregnant, your life is over.
Note financial warning signs such as long-term unemployment, casual work rather than regular work, etc.
