Sentence examples for detailed warning from inspiring English sources

This could be either a general warning, i.e. about the risk of skewed data on the topic, or a warning that debunked a specific climate science myth in more detail — although the researchers found that the more detailed warning was about twice as effective as the general warning at shifting opinion towards acceptance of climate science consensus despite exposure to fake news.

In many instances the banks are unable to quantify, as yet, the impact of ongoing cases – although RBS provided the most detailed warning of potential future fines by setting aside £385m to cover legal costs associated with unspecified regulatory actions.

Saudi intelligence provided a much more detailed warning on Oct. 9, saying that Al Qaeda in Yemen had four days earlier completed planning for an attack against the United States or Europe that would use one or two airplanes, possibly simultaneously, the European officials said.

Instead of a generic "page not found" error, people will instead get a detailed warning which says access was denied because the page may contain illegal images.

The alert went out at a little after 8 AM Hawaiian time, appearing on phones as an emergency services popup and broadcast on TV as a detailed warning of how to seek shelter.

A narrator soon adds a more detailed warning: "In a matter of minutes, fire can destroy a home, a business, a family".

In the past week, reports of other, far more detailed warnings have been rife in the Indian news media, though government officials have disputed them.

But the report, included in a classified publication distributed to top government officials, did not provide any detailed warnings related to Tuesday's attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentagon, officials stressed.

ALBANY — One of the country's largest builders of coal-fired power plants will give investors detailed warnings about the risks that global warming poses to its business under a deal with New York's attorney general.

Special report: Key figures involved say Nouri al-Maliki's government brushed aside increasingly urgent calls for help in the run-up to the 'surprise' attack and reveal the frustration that detailed warnings were ignored.

In the mid-nineties, when he was head of peacekeeping, he presided over catastrophically failed missions in Bosnia and in Rwanda, where he ignored detailed warnings of genocide, then watched them come true, while the world did nothing to stop it.