Sentence examples for more warnings and from inspiring English sources

In the months to come, as the Germans moved much of their Army and Air Force and logistics staff to the border, he received more and more warnings, and disbelieved them all.

We're going to show more warnings, and limit the number of use cases [that allow for unauthenticated messages]." Keeping groups safe is more important than ever now that Facebook is looking to lure businesses to the feature thanks to a integration with Dropbox launched today.

We were giving out many more warnings, and now if you're fishing in the MPAs, you're (likely) going to get a ticket".

I only get one more warning, and then I'm out of my building.' " The most popular quick fix is a special collar that emits a spray of citronella oil whenever its wearer barks (it is activated by sound vibrations).

I cannot believe that if the truth was that the problem was because of the fire in May, easyJet didn't have more warning – and it also didn't seem to affect any other airlines.

Sims also believes fewer cases should go before a jury and more should be dealt with out of court, meaning more warnings, mediation and restorative justice.

But even if Mr. Bush had attempted to move the federal bureaucracy with optimum energy, it's likely the short-term outcome would have been more warnings issued and more studies planned.

He recalls vividly the days in early 2007 at Lehman when his financial models began to throw up more warnings showing delinquencies and defaults, and he remembers colleagues on his desk raising questions about loan quality.

The new law increased fines for safety violations to $5,000 from $500 ,toughened reporting requirements, called for more warning signs and gates for rides, and added a "rider responsibility" clause that allowed operators to post warnings that unruly customers could be removed from rides and even charged with disorderly behavior.

It also toughened reporting requirements, called for more warning signs and gates for all rides, and added a "rider responsibility" clause that allowed operators to post warnings that riders acting in a reckless manner could be removed from rides and even charged with disorderly behavior.

Gov. Rick Scott even issued an emergency order, which mandates water sampling, more warning signs, and better communication between Florida's official tourism group and local businesses.