Sentence examples for hours of warning from inspiring English sources

You cite a scenario in which Israel gives two hours of warning time before an attack on Iran.

Wave detectors off North America's Pacific shores, for example, could give Asian nations crucial hours of warning before long-ranging waves reached their coasts.

If a satellite could spot fluctuations in the neutral wind caused by the approaching storm, "we could get a few hours of warning," says physicist John Hsieh of the University of Arizona in Tucson.

Moreover, Japanese agents in China reported on all B-29 movements, giving hours of warning time before raids on the home islands.

Vietnamese fishermen in the South China Sea received 24 hours of warning from the National Hydrometerological Forecast Center before Chanchu approached the area, less time than other agencies in the region.

But if you live in areas in the path of a hurricane or cyclone or on large rivers, you may have 12-24 hofrs of warning time.

In a performance titled Time Piece, activists from Liberate Tate spent 25 hours writing words of warning about climate change in charcoal on the floor of the gallery.

The group spent 25 hours scrawling words of warning about climate change in charcoal on the sloping floor of the hall.

After several hours of warnings across central Oklahoma that residents should be on high alert, the tornado warnings expired soon after 9 p.m. Friday.

But tensions grew after two hours of warnings from police to disperse or face the use of force.

In June the group occupied Tate Modern's Turbine Hall for 25 hours and scrawled words of warning about climate change across the floor in charcoal.