Sentence examples for minimal warning from inspiring English sources

The president had decreed that there was only minimal warning of the leak.

Progress was made, using surface-to-air missiles (SAMs) such as the U.S. Nike series, in developing defenses against bombers, but the move to ICBMs, with their minimal warning time before impact, appeared to render the defensive task hopeless.

This recall was blamed for the minimal warning given in advance of the Great Storm of 1987, when wind speeds of up to caused extensive damage to areas of southern England and northern France.

The researchers sometimes found it difficult to accommodate their needs; because care home visits could not always be organised with sufficient notice or could be cancelled by the care home manager with minimal warning.

Minimal warnings, last-minute changes of plan and confusing announcements posted on Twitter in Japanese – does Thom Yorke not realise we have tight deadlines?

After telling the event organizers what happened, Brown says only minimal action a warning on the mic was taken.

Even if the storm's impact on New York is minimal, designers were warning that their shows might be delayed at Fashion Week.

As discrete explosions can occur at nearly any volcano, and frequently with minimal to no warning (e.g. Kilgour et al. 2010; Breard et al. 2014), they represent a significant, but poorly constrained hazard for people living on or visiting volcanoes.

"The benefits of having even a minimal amount of warning time can provide a significant amount of ability to respond quickly," Palmer said.

Health warnings are minimal because the country's tobacco industry is both owned and regulated by the government, and now China makes and sells two-fifths of the world's cigarettes.

This can be partly attributed to the fact that local radio warnings were minimal and disaster preparedness schemes were essentially non-existent.