Sentence examples for immediate warning of from inspiring English sources

Our study suggests that a simple index developed from characteristics of patients referred to EDs provides an immediate warning of an increased mortality rate during a heat-wave period based on a sample extracted from an urban area.

Investigations will start next year into giving users of Blue Flag beaches immediate warnings of sewage pollution, says Keep Britain Tidy.

So it decided to issue an immediate warning to consumers.

But in any case, the immediate warning to the population has an important public significance.

In more recent years, he has been perhaps best known as the judge who overturned — with no immediate warning — the racketeering convictions of Louis J. Eppolito and Stephen Caracappa, the so-called Mafia Cops detectives, who were found guilty of killing for the mob in the spring of 2006 at a monthlong federal trial.

The announcement prompted an immediate warning from the Institute for Fiscal Studies.

But those who were trapped had little immediate warning.

But the agreement prompted an immediate warning from Russia's General Nogovitsyn that the missile sites would be added to Moscow's list of nuclear targets.

The user interface (UI) is responsible for the immediate warning condition display.

By the time officials issued an order to evacuate the rest of the city, the CodeRed telephone warning system was too slow to blanket the town with an immediate warning.

Muttalibi, the Baghdad politician, said he feared for Iraq's immediate future, warning of the risk of a return to civil war or a military coup if a way could not be found to defuse the escalating strife.