Sentence examples for in warning of a likely from inspiring English sources

It avoids such controversial terms as "shortage" and "shortfall" (Science, 16 May, p. 1070), opting instead for the more nuanced concept of "underproduction" in warning of "a likely decline" in the number of "native-born science and engineering graduates".

In January the consultancy produced a report on Afghanistan, widely quoted in the Australian media, warning of the likely mass displacement of people in Afghanistan following the withdrawal of international military forces in the region.

Ms. Rice continues to insist that the information was "historical" rather than a warning of something likely to occur.

A study conducted between 2006 and 2010 suggested that prolonged warning of a future pandemic was likely to cause pandemic fatigue in the public [ 6, 7].

"I could not have been clearer about the future financial reality facing local government in Wales and I have provided warning of the likely shape of budget reductions," Ms Griffiths said.

Deteriorating trends in these assessments form the basis of paediatric early warning systems, where changes in physiology can provide an early warning of a clinical deterioration.

But the US warning of a bombing campaign that will "shock and awe" makes it likely that casualties will be numbered at the very least in the thousands.

They ignored warnings of likely contagion in early 2010, at a time when they should have moved fast to negotiate a debt restructuring, which wasn't achieved until 2012.

There are still 26 warnings of likely river flooding in place, mostly in the north east of England.

With crops untended and so many people driven from their homes, warnings of a famine in some areas look increasingly likely to be fulfilled.

Aside from the geopolitical warning signs, your first warnings of an imminent nuclear attack will most likely be an alarm or warning signal; if not, it will be the blast itself.