Sentence examples for event warning from inspiring English sources

It was revealed in the wake of the Boston bombings that the FBI had been contacted by Russian authorities about the Tsarnaev brothers about a year prior to the event warning them that the two were potentially dangerous to America's national security but they were determined not to be a threat.

One day after a particularly enjoyable morning bike ride followed by a hot shower, the crisis event warning went off within his unit.

Leader Sterne started on the 10th and was six under after his first nine holes and rolled in a further four birdies on the back nine to make a mockery of the letter sent out by tournament director Mike Stewart in advance of the event warning the players about the condition of the greens.

The dashboard, in addition to the conventional information, is able to provide the rider information about the vehicle status: in case of a critical event warning messages were shown on the dashboard using fixed icons and then the information was replicated on the additional SIM dashboard, and/or sent to the HUD and/or communicated to the rider through the acoustic system integrated in the helmet.

Pluvoise broadcast the event, warning others of the U-boat.

Beijing has urged diplomats in Oslo to stay away from the event, warning of "consequences" if they go.

His lawyer, Jacques Verges, caused a national outcry in France when he gave Mr. Barbie's version of events, warning that he could document it in court.

Several Republicans not associated with the Bush campaign said that they were concerned about the turn of events, warning that the commission findings and Mr. Clarke's testimony were a challenge to the central pillar of Mr. Bush's campaign appeal: his handling of the Sept. 11 attacks.

Mr. Clinton has also chastised campaign officials for cramming Mrs. Clinton's calendar with too many events, warning that fatigue can lead to mistakes -- all the while sounding very much the way Mrs. Clinton did in 1992 when he was the candidate.

Third, the data show that satellites offer tremendous spatial coverage and provide a great resource for regional environmental monitoring, pollution event warnings, and environmental health studies.

The expected loss of life again was based on daytime averages and would be expected to be much higher in the case of a nighttime event without warning.