Sentence examples for extra warnings from inspiring English sources

Since the Louima case, police recruits have been given extra warnings about the excessive use of force.

Under pressure from a Democratic party lawsuit, the Trump campaign in Nevada, a crucial swing state, has already given official Republican poll watchers extra warnings against engaging in any kind of voter intimidation, according to a court filing.

But if it works, three days' extra warning could help many more people to keep their kidneys.

These times do not include the extra warning time given when the EI flux cross the high thresholds ahead of the shock.

If the result holds up in larger trials, the extra warning time could make a big difference for the success of immune-modulating preventive strategies for diabetes.

Sixty percent of rear-end crashes could be prevented with a half-second of added warning, and 90percentt with a full second of extra warning, Ms. Engleman said.

Mr. Chizick responded: "Any product that was a safety hazard we did not want at retail and we wanted to make extra sure we had extra warning on the product.

One likely form is a collision-warning system, which senses when the truck is closing fast on another vehicle and gives a visual or audible warning; board experts cited a study by DaimlerChrysler that found that in cars, 60percentt of rear-end accidents could be avoided if the driver had half a second of extra warning time.

Netflix has added an extra warning to 13 Reasons Why.

Last year, Netflix added an extra warning to a TV series called 13 Reasons Why amid concerns that viewers might copy its depiction of suicide.

The requirement for extra warning time for pedestrians and motorists at grade crossings of high-speed rail operations is emerging as an additional issue for safety upgrades at such crossings.