Sentence examples for customers were warned from inspiring English sources
The pipes were flushed and the customers were warned not to use the water till the all clear.
Five customers were warned but some were given the wrong information.
In February its customers were warned about scammers who stole thousands of account numbers and names from the company's computers.
Customers were warned early this morning that blackouts were still possible, partly because hydroelectric generation usually available overnight was depleted in earlier emergencies.
Nearly 15,000 customers were warned to be on high alert for potential scams after their data was lost in transit by an external courier.
Customers were warned that they would not be able to conduct transactions on the internet or their mobile phone over the weekend.
Potential customers are warned via a series of titles screens that the game is a work in progress and that bugs and crashes are commonplace.
Auto-renewal contracts are perfectly legal provided that customers are warned before they sign up that repeat payments will be taken unless they cancel, and provided they are given reasonable means to do so.
The Ford Motor Company and Bridgestone/Firestone say there is nothing wrong with the tire because it is marked as a spare and customers are warned not to use it for more than 50 miles and not to drive faster than 50 miles an hour.
Greg Lennon, a co-founder of Promethease, said that the company's reports include a disclaimer saying the data are "not intended for medical or health purposes". Customers are warned to seek out "an independent, clinically validated test" if they are told of a mutation and to seek out a genetic counselor.
All these tests are expensive; even in clinics where customers are warned that 'there is no absolute evidence that uterine NK cells are destructive and attack placental or embryonic cells' (Natural Killer Cell Testing, 2015) couples can expect to pay >£1000 for a combined uNK and pbNK test prior to undergoing an assisted reproduction cycle.
