Sentence examples for given adequate warning from inspiring English sources

Angry residents asked why they hadn't been given adequate warning of the impending deluge.

Others questioned the level of force used in the drill and asked why students weren't given adequate warning.

Most events of importance were planned months in advance, and the composer could usually count on being given adequate warning of a new commission.

Republicans said that White House officials had not anticipated the intensity of the criticism and that conservative groups felt they had not been given adequate warning that Ms. Miers was the president's pick.

The writer describes Clinton's troubled relationship with the F.B.I. and Louis Freeh, and he details the F.B.I.'s concern that it was not given adequate warning of the planned attack.

In the other case, the jury ruled that Merck had given adequate warning by the time the plaintiff, Brian Hermans of Green Bay, Wis., died of a heart attack in September 2002 at the age of 44.

"We just didn't have the technology to make an accurate forecast and give adequate warning".

24): So, an Italian court has sentenced six scientists and an official to six years for failure to give adequate warning about an earthquake.

So Philip Polgreen and his colleagues wondered if they could succeed where medical science had failed, and give adequate warning of influenza outbreaks.America's Centres for Disease Control CDCC) track influenza cases in the country as they happen.

The German government responded with the so-called Sussex pledge (May 4, 1916), agreeing to give adequate warning before sinking merchant and passenger ships and to provide for the safety of passengers and crew.

The council's cleaning department says it gave adequate warning of the new regime and insist that Fairway Crescent has brought the misery on itself: "We have leafleted residents asking them not to leave their cars there on collection day and put stickers on the cars.