Sentence examples for legitimate warning from inspiring English sources

The ads or popups often look like a legitimate warning from your operating system or antivirus software.

Knock on the Roof: Legitimate Warning or Method of Warfare?

I'm worried that, if these legitimate warnings continue for another nine days, the electorate will simply become deaf to them.

While the food industry still tries to rebuff claims that MSG causes migraines, tremors and neurological disorders, organizations like the Mayo Clinic are finally stepping up to verify some of the very legitimate medical warnings for consumers.

The Schneider brothers, who attend South Windsor High School in South Windsor, Conn., a suburb of Hartford, set out to determine whether their mother had legitimate ground for warning them about West Nile virus.

No country has questioned the right of the United States to take the measures, but there have been numerous remarks about the need not to cause unnecessary hindrance to legitimate trade and warnings (for the European Union and Mexico) that security considerations should not be allowed to provide a cloak for protectionism.

If the NORAD officials thought that the warning was legitimate, the President of the United States would be contacted.

Is there a place on the Web where I can learn whether a warning is legitimate? A. The Internet is awash in pranks and scams that often come with instructions to delete perfectly good files from one's computer.

It seems his warnings were legitimate.

My own view is that they are legitimate and mostly rational warnings of some of the risks that may, and in some cases would, follow from a yes vote.

Sudan relies on the Heglig oilfields for a sizeable part of its budget, and has vowed to use "all legitimate means" to retake them, warning of "destruction" in South Sudan.