Sentence examples for package warning from inspiring English sources

Cigarette makers had long relied on package warning labels as a defense against from lawsuits by smokers who claimed they were not told about tobacco hazards.

Labour former minister Don Touhig (Islwyn) welcomed the EIB's £4bn package, warning that many small businesses had faced "bully boy tactics" from British banks, who were denying them "vital capital to invest".

Analysts were, however, lukewarm about the stimulus package, warning that it might not be enough to spare the economy from a deeper and longer recession than the government expects.

In order to counteract these expectations, we designed cigarette package warning labels that contradicted common positive outcome expectancies.

Snack fans are put off by the price, initially 40% higher than regular chips, and potential side effects–"abdominal cramping and loose stools," says an unappetizing package warning.

To examine the impact of the new Canadian tobacco package warning labels with a quitline toll-free phone number for seven provincial quitlines, focusing on treatment reach and reach equity in selected vulnerable groups.

A related briefing document produced by Philip Morris makes a series of unsubstantiated claims about plain packaging, warning that the "government risks creating the perfect storm for black market expansion", that jobs will be lost and "that there is no evidence that the move will reduce youth smoking.

Should Apple and others place giant neon stickers on retail packaging warning users of the dangers of loud music?

Controversial relationships of questionable taste or prudence may be marked as suspicious packages, warning viewers to open with caution.

Philip Morris is using an obscure Hong Kong investment agreement to sue Australia for enacting tougher standards on cigarette packages warning consumers about health risks.

Right next door, in Colorado, the police have taken a page from the Seattle police and will be handing out snack bags at the big 420 festival, with public-service messages on the packages warning to "munch, not drive" after getting high.