Sentence examples for more direct warning from inspiring English sources
Boing Boing is even more direct, warning the proposed legislation "would certainly kill us forever".
Possuelo – who was fired from Funai in 2006 after a disagreement with his boss over some of these concerns – issues a more direct warning: "What they do in Acre is very worrying: they are going to kill the isolated people," he says.
Schaefer had a more direct warning.
But he also thinks people can be tempted into organic farming by the concept of a greener lifestyle, and believes groups such as the Soil Association should be more direct in warning of problems that can arise.
ICanStalkU.com, developed by the security consultants Larry Pesce of the NWN Corporation in Waltham, Mass., and Ben Jackson of Mayhemic Labs in Boston, uses a more direct approach to warning about the potential dangers of geotags.
It is remarkable that when a CDSS is less informative and instead gives more direct and stringent advice (alerts, warnings, and request for additional information), respondents seem to have more hesitations or reserves towards a CDSS.
In a much more direct way the National Weather Service in Boston has been warning that this week's blizzard might permanently alter Massachusetts geography, with a storm surge that could create "one or more new inlets".
Hours later, the watch was upgraded to a warning as the storm intensified and posed a more direct threat to the area.
The latest over-reaction came despite a direct warning during a recent visit from NATO's secretary-general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, of the need for more transparency, accountability and legality.
Coughlin was more direct.
