Sentence examples similar to expect warnings from inspiring English sources

Airspace incursions, granted usually in less politically tense contexts, happen all the time, and generally you'd expect warning shots to be fired and then attempts to force the intruder to leave or to land.

The results on the groups of stairs present an improvement of the performance when expected warnings cases are ignored ((sub-figures 8, 9 (b))) unlike in curbs scenes.

In both outdoor and indoor scenes the ROC and precision-recall curves are improved when the expected warning cases are not taken into account (Figs. 15, 16 (b)).

George Osborne has said that dealing with Britain's debt is taking longer than he expected, warning that more tough choices on public spending lie ahead.

But when can we expect similar warnings ahead of that other great force of nature – earthquakes?

The amount of expected DDI warnings and duplication warnings is estimated using the research database of the Main Association of Austrian Social Security Institutions.

When their nuclear competition got under way, they could expect some warning of attack.

What makes this so much worse is that officials had something they can't always expect: fair warning.

If found guilty, the Samoa-born 20-year-old would expect a warning and a fine to cover the union's outlay.

It is reasonable to expect that warning signs that can more closely mimic ancestrally alerting stimuli (or "supernormal" versions of such stimuli) in nature would be among the most effective even today.

But N. Gregory Mankiw writes that even if economists have learned much about what caused the last Great Depression, if another were around the corner, you shouldn't expect much warning.