Sentence examples for literature warning from inspiring English sources

Carnegie medal winner Geraldine McCaughrean has castigated the books industry for dumbing down language in children's literature, warning that a new focus on "accessible" prose for younger readers will lead to "an underclass of citizens with a small but functional vocabulary: easy to manipulate and lacking in the means to reason their way out of subjugation".

One suburban congregation in Minnesota exploited interfaith friction in its fund-raising literature, warning that Jewish children were being taunted by their Gentile friends: "Where is your Temple?" A temple there had to be, but its form was up for grabs.

The literature suggesting potential harms of overzealous sodium reduction has spawned a secondary literature warning against efforts to reduce sodium intake at all.

The response came in two forms: didactic literature warning of the dangers of adapting a diet inappropriate for one's class, and sumptuary laws that put a cap on the lavishness of commoners' banquets.

This study adds to the now-large body of literature warning that clinicians should be mindful of the benefits versus the harms of sedation in the ICU.

You might as well put a label on English literature saying: warning – bad stuff happens here".

An overview of the empirical literature on warning guidelines and evaluation approaches is provided.

The study, he says, is just one data point in a larger body of literature that finds warning labels effective.

As the literature has suggested, warning labels with text-only did not have high effectiveness [ 22].

Concepts from the cognitive engineering literature on users' responses to warning systems may help to define physicians' responses to reminders.

It shows the development procedure of the AWAKE warning concept based on literature, existing guidelines, analytical steps and usability experiments.