Sentence examples for is currently warning from inspiring English sources

The cement industry is currently warning that as many as 18 of the 100 cement plants currently operating in the United States could close down because of proposed stricter standards for sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, resulting in the direct loss of 13,000 jobs.

It might be easy for me to say, as I've yet to travel to anywhere especially risky, but as the State Department is currently warning us and recent events have shown, no place is entirely safe.

The change should also affect web wrappers such as Metal, which is currently blocking the warning message.

The possibility of prosecution was held out yesterday by the general secretary of the Lord's Day Observance Society, Mr John Roberts, whose organisation is currently devoting itself to warning revellers of the dangers they face by pursuing illegal entertainment over the holiday.

Exchanging the columns is currently not prevented by warning or error messages and can lead to invalid results.

On Twitter many people are warning England is currently experiencing a "fool's spring" when warm weather precedes a further cold snap before spring properly gets under way.

Clarkson is currently on a "final warning" from the BBC over the leaked video footage of him reciting the 'Eeny, Meeny, Miny, Mo' rhyme.

There is currently a winter storm warning (meaning, there will be dangerous travel conditions) from noontime through early evening for Philadelphia into interior southern New Jersey.

But the problem is that the need to add the warning is currently triggered by other users flagging the content.

Much of California is currently under a tsunami warning, the most severe tsunami advisory.

While there is currently no black box warning of ICDs with DAs, the precautions section of the pramipexole (Mirapex) label was revised in December 2008 to include information about uncontrollable urges while taking pramipexole, including intense urges to gamble, increased sexual urges, and other intense urges [ 28].