Sentence examples for poor warning from inspiring English sources

This casts doubt on whether a poor warning response relative to other tornadoes was responsible for the death toll.

World leaders implored rich nations today to give far more aid to the poor, warning that grinding poverty converts needy countries into incubators for terrorism and chaos.

With an odor threshold of around 868 mg/m3 (250 parts per million or ppm), methylene chloride has poor warning properties and, due to its volatility, concentrations may rapidly approach high levels in poorly ventilated areas [ 15].

But the World Bank president, Paul Wolfowitz, has criticised Chinese lending to poor countries, warning that it could get them back into unmanageable debt.

Devi Sridhar, professor of global public health at the University of Edinburgh, said that the SDGs may be more useful to donors and aid organisations than poor countries, warning that "global priorities risk over-riding local concerns and priorities".

WASHINGTON — Top officials at the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund pledged Thursday to increase their lending to poor countries, warning that the global financial crisis was far from over.

Osborne also took a swipe at Iain Duncan Smith, the anti-EU former work and pensions secretary, who resigned from the cabinet after accusing the Tory leadership of neglecting the poor, by warning that less affluent voters would be hardest hit by a British exit from the EU.

Monitoring systems are necessary because of the very poor physiological warning properties of the gases used in industry.

Some stakeholders have also mentioned failings related to the deterioration of monitoring networks, inadequate communication of warnings by forecasters to end users, and poor accessibility of warning systems.

I get particularly freaked by the one for fish fingers, where the ursine sadist sits inside the freezer, warning poor, terrified Fiona: "I'm watching you".

They can also ameliorate some institutional vulnerabilities related to the communication of warnings, poor data management, and limited data access (IN-MHEWS 2015).