Sentence examples for early heads-up from inspiring English sources

That kind of early heads-up could help governments make more timely decisions.

While packing my property, I got an early heads-up on what I was in for.

If you decide not to invite a friend or acquaintance, thank them for the early heads-up; when possible, let them know not to expect a subsequent invitation.

For GM, the service offers an early heads-up on problems.

It also had an early heads-up on GM, rating the Detroit giant's bonds junk three years before S&P did.

The idea, the team explained, is to give rescue teams an early heads-up that the person may be missing or in an unexpected situation.

An earlier heads-up to the U.S. would jeopardize the secrecy of the operation, in as much as there can be secrecy, since we are already talking about it and at this point it would be the best-known surprise attack in the history of war.

A seasonal forecast could give an early heads up of increased odds of a flooding event happening somewhere over a region and at some point during the season.

Tomorrow Goldshlager will detail how he found the exploit, but he gave TechCrunch the early heads up.

In fact, it seems that current Echo device owners got an early heads up on the integration by way of the Alexa companion app.

For example, Facebook gets an early heads up about apps that are becoming breakout hits; it can tell which are seeing slowing user growth; it sees which apps' new features appear to be resonating with their users, and much more.