Sentence examples for greater warning from inspiring English sources

In relation to the countdown period, the first wave of our attacking aircraft would give 10 minutes of warning; the second wave, 40 minutes of warning; and the third wave a proportionately greater warning.

That my first encounter with Mitko B. ended in a betrayal, even a minor one, should have given me greater warning at the time, which should in turn have made my desire for him less, if not done away with it completely.

In some countries, such as New Zealand, current legislation could allow greater warning message diversity.

Levels of "bad" LDL cholesterol above 130 mg/dL are thought to signal even greater risk for men, while levels of "good" HDL cholesterol below 50 mg/dL are seen as greater warnings for women.

The Court held that the FDA requirements did pre-empt state tort law on the theory that a generic drug manufacturer could not comply with both the FDA labeling requirements and state tort law at the same time because state tort law might require different, greater warnings than the brand name manufacturer of that same drug used.

But it is a great warning".

Great article with great warning, tips and advices.

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"Our study is a great warning bell that we will see more pox viruses emerging in humans," said Anne W. Rimoin, the study's lead author.

Ray was a wreck, a great warning about what the movies can do to idealism - but seven great movies are justification for all the trouble he spread around.

It was the hottest kind of project around and it was written about all the time, which, of course, is a great warning sign.