Sentence examples for early warning the from inspiring English sources

Taking into account that fish disease outbreak is mainly caused by suboptimal water quality in north of China, the best way is to develop decision aids tool that can assess and early warning the risk of fish disease based on water quality management.

Commuters have already received an early warning: the Metropolitan Transportation Authority needs more money -- a lot more money.

And here's an early warning: the N.C.A.A. may detonate the beauty of the 65-team men's basketball tournament on April 29.

A noisy band of dissenters, many -- but not all -- of them economists from outside the Continent, issued an early warning: the euro was doomed to struggle, they proclaimed, maybe not immediately but within a relatively short period of time.

Their radar early warning, the most advanced and the most operationally adapted system in the world, gave Fighter Command adequate notice of where and when to direct their fighter forces to repel German bombing raids.

For early warning, the use of critical Antecedent Precipitation Index (API) is proposed to be most appropriate.

Another area covered in the report is strengthening early warning systems in the Member States and establishing connections between the various early warning systems.

Early warning systems are the Cassandras of the modern world, accurate yet unheeded augurs of tragedy.

The tsunami early warning systems have been implemented in the Indian Ocean and other ocean basins.

There were some early warnings: the fuel price hikes of the early 2000s gave rise to protests.

Despite a year of early warnings, the Somalia famine was allowed to happen.