Sentence examples similar to one time warning from inspiring English sources

This disappearing language is what's known as a "warrant canary," a sort of one-time warning that yes, the feds are playing hardball.

You need every producer to produce... .. Then in February, with oil prices slipping under $40 a barrel, there was the oil minister once again, this time warning us, one must assume with a straight face, that we were veering toward a "nightmare scenario" if we sought to speed up development of alternative fuels.

Insufficient resources elicit a run-time warning.

One times one is.

But the direct statement appearing in what is historically an uplifting speech will either be remembered as political-junkie trivia (Who was that real estate heir with the toupee who flashed in the pan that one time?) or perhaps as a prescient warning that the tree of liberty was awfully sick before it died.

There was also a warning prohibiting more than two people inside at one time.

One time they helped Jonah, a prophet of God, do his duty and deliver a warning to the misbehaving citizens of Nineveh.

Thus, detecting unusual cases at one time point will be a reliable indicator that an epidemic is under way (and will be so for long enough that action taken after the warning can still have an effect).

Get quality one-on-one time.

"Breast implants are not lifetime devices, and breast implantation is not necessarily a one-time surgery," reads a warning in much smaller type on the back of the advertisement.

So why oh why is no one warning them?