Sentence examples for evidence warning from inspiring English sources

We should no longer ignore the new evidence warning against potential deleterious effects of administering systemic corticosteroids in COPD patients requiring ventilatory support [39].

Bensouda said last week the prosecution was investigating cases of witnesses being bribed to withdraw their evidence, warning of tough penalties.

We should no longer ignore the new evidence warning against potential deleterious effects of administering systemic corticosteroids in COPD patients requiring ventilatory support [ 39].

But there's not much evidence warnings reduce consumer injuries or deaths.

We have been joined people - like Max Hastings - who, because they believed Saddam probably did possess WMDs, afforded the government the benefit of the doubt on the evidence, while warning Blair: woe betide him if he fails us.

So we felt there was significant evidence to support warning about overconsumption.

The inspectorate described a "cultural mistrust" of evidence from children, warning that procedures adopted by various agencies over many years had left vulnerable young people unprotected by the criminal justice system.

Through it all, he said, the board has looked for evidence that warning signs could have been detected and are not visible just in hindsight.

BAGHDAD — Wielding the threat of sectarian slaughter, Sunni Islamist militants claimed on Sunday that they had massacred hundreds of captive Shiite members of Iraq's security forces, posting grisly pictures of a mass execution in Tikrit as evidence and warning of more killing to come.

With a key focus on flood, fire and tropical cyclone, this paper reviews international and national warnings policy documents and social research and explores the evidence-based evolution of warning services with respect to the Total Warning System concept.

"There is a weight of evidence that should sound warning bells to any thinking person," the company said in 1999.