Sentence examples for notices in time from inspiring English sources

Last fall, a contractor for the Georgia Department of Human Services wrongly terminated food stamp benefits for 66,000 people after failing to send them renewal notices in time.

According to Jones, this has dire consequences for one's ability to vote, to be a part of the economy and, even, to survive - he mentioned the deaths of migrant farm workers, who didn't receive Web-based emergency notices in time to escape last year's wildfires in California.

Sometimes no one noticed in time.

This one aims to get trouble noticed in time for the worst to be averted.And, since opening its doors in 1995, it has been modestly successful.

A trio of young men, who were eagerly quaffing beer by the bar, said that they had been attracted to the event by a notice in Time Out.

The 2010 budget-implementation bill, for example, came in at 883 pages and 2,221 clauses, all of which were supposed to be reviewed by MPs.Few people noticed in time in 2007 when the government took away parliament's power to authorise borrowing and gave it to the cabinet because the move was buried in an omnibus bill.

Sure, bugs happen, and some change may not be noticed in time, but on the whole I think a big part of kernel development is to try to make it as painless as possible for people to upgrade smoothly.

It seems to have sensed the SUV in front of that vehicle coming to a sudden stop, which the smaller vehicle which ends up rear-ended it did not notice in time.

The latest maneuver to rezone 56,000 parcels in one day of hearings was temporarily thwarted by the realization Tuesday that, in their haste, the harried Planning Department staff failed to publish the hearing notice in time.

Fortunately, it was noticed in time.

Tea would have had problems both with her spine and with walking if it hadn't been noticed in time.