Sentence examples for false warnings from inspiring English sources

While each has arguably registered false warnings, they have never done so together.

The economy often serves up indications of distress that later turn out to be false warnings.

False warnings of doom only matter if they come from the wrong people, advocating the wrong things.

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American leaders still have satellite warning systems to prevent accidental launches when other systems give false warnings.

It broke down often, failed to identify lethal pathogens and sometimes gave false warnings when no danger existed.

A later inspection showed it was a false warning.

This status increases the risk that a decision to use ballistic missiles will be made in haste based on false warning, as well as the risk of an accidental or unauthorized missile launch.

But some professional genetics counselors say this approach to determining cancer risk is fraught with hazards, not the least of which is a false warning of a serious risk that does not exist.

A false warning from Russia's deteriorating early warning system or a breakdown in its unsteady command and control system could result in a devastating attack on the United States -- one much too large for a national missile defense system to cope with.

Knowles said he'd gotten into celebrities' accounts by sending either a computer virus or a false warning that the person's account had been hacked, and then using the information he got back to change the accounts' email settings so he could maintain ongoing access, it said.