Sentence examples for online warning from inspiring English sources
Sir Brian Leveson, who conducted a public inquiry into the media, warned in 2012 that new laws might be needed to stop mob rule and trial by Twitter online, warning that the internet had become a "global megaphone for gossip".
Such is the alarm about the current situation that several drugs agencies committed to harm reduction held an urgent meeting last week to discuss setting up an online warning system about contaminated street drugs.
Results from the assessment were used to address failures of existing communication media and resulted in expedited trouble-shooting (for example, fixing broken sirens and improving online warning platforms).
The hackers posted a message online warning people to stay away from screenings of the film The Interview, a comedy about a plot to kill the leader of North Korea.
The video of the set's lead single, "Wicked Games," has been posted online (warning: explicit lyrics).
Two weeks later, Odex installed an online warning system developed by BayTSP that generated cease and desist emails intended for the alleged downloaders.
On June 5th the internet giant said it would start issuing online warnings to users whose accounts or computers are targeted by what it believes to be state-sponsored assaults.
In terms of bug fixes, the app shouldn't bother you with "track only available online" warnings, and shuffle will automatically switch off after "Shuffle Play" was enabled on a particular album or playlist.
In another country, an online video (warning: it's disturbing) shows a foreigner being beaten after, apparently, molesting a woman on a street in the capital.
Consumers are posting their experiences with customer service online and warning people away from businesses that do not offer a good follow-up with customers.
Senator Orrin Hatch called on the recording industry yesterday to catch up with consumer demand for online music, warning that he intended to "do what I can" to see that the major record labels provided for fair, nondiscriminatory licensing of music.
