Sentence examples for give sufficient warning from inspiring English sources
Officials hope that this monitoring system, the only one of its type in South America, will give sufficient warning of the next eruption to allow people to escape.
At least 50,000 American women have sued the company, claiming it failed to give sufficient warning of side effects that include headaches, weight gain, ovarian cysts and depression.
What the deal is trying to do is to prevent an Iranian nuclear weapon -- or, to be more precise, to implement an arms control regime that would decisively hinder any attempts to develop an Iranian nuclear weapon and also give sufficient warning time, in the case of cheating, to allow for an effective intervention.
These businesses, they argue, were not given sufficient warning to get their paperwork in order so they could still qualify.
Crowe launches into his lusty anthems as if a platoon of infantry, stationed in his immediate rear, had just fixed bayonets without giving sufficient warning.
Russell Crowe: As Javert, Crowe has received the brunt of the ridicule including from Anthony Lane, to whom he sounded "as if a platoon of infantry, stationed in his immediate rear, had just fixed bayonets without giving sufficient warning".
Yet given sufficient warning time -- which we hope Spaceguard would provide -- we should be able to develop the technology necessary to ward off, or even destroy, such intruders from outer space.
Russell Crowe: As Javert, Crowe has received the brunt of the ridicule — including from Anthony Lane, to whom he sounded "as if a platoon of infantry, stationed in his immediate rear, had just fixed bayonets without giving sufficient warning".
The Russian authorities now admit the town was not given sufficient warning.
Ahead of Roy's arrival in the Mariana Islands and Guam, the public was given sufficient warning by the local disaster preparedness team.
"And in the unlikely event that we actually find a dangerous object on a collision course with Earth, we might actually be able to deflect it if given sufficient warning time.
