Sentence examples for had prior warning from inspiring English sources

All had prior warning signs.

One night she was in charge, and had prior warning of a raid - apparently hospitals were always told of oncoming raids - and she busily went round the site, making sure she was as prepared as she could be for the expected casualties.

Despite deploying 2,000 officers to the area and having prior warning of potential trouble, the police were unable to control the riot until they fired tear gas at the rioters.

As repeat sampling of peripheral blood is more acceptable to patients, the measurement of CTCs warrants further investigation because it enables blood samples to be taken more frequently, thus possibly enabling clinicians to have prior warning of impending overt metastatic disease.

If you have prior warning, you can write a prayer and memorise it beforehand.

"When he spreads unfounded rumors about the administration having prior warnings of Sept. 11 and then passes it off because someone had posted it on the Internet, it leaves Americans questioning judgment and sense of responsibility," Mr. Kerry added.

"So you have to give prior warning". It means going to football, especially for away games, can't be as spontaneous for disabled people as going to the cinema or to a museum.

If it has no prior warning it may well decline genuine transactions or block the card if it detects "unusual activity".

"I've always loved my job, but the government has asked an entire group of teachers to retrain to do something that they've had no prior warning of and didn't go into teaching to deliver".

All but six of the 40 respondents had been admitted to ICU as emergencies, and it is their experiences that are the focus of this paper, because they would have had no prior warning of or preparation for ICU or the general ward.

If anyone is unlucky enough to be going through this, particularly if you've had no prior warning, then you should seek help from every possible source.