Sentence examples for press release warning that from inspiring English sources

In October, 2013, the U.S.G.S. and the O.G.S. issued a joint press release warning that the chance of an earthquake of magnitude 5.5 or higher had "significantly increased".

In an unprecedented attack on her father that marks her first move to cut him out of the party he founded, Marine Le Pen issued a scathing press release warning that the 86-year-old would be prevented from standing in regional elections in the south of France.

New Zealand First primary industries spokesperson Mark Patterson issued a press release warning that the veggie burger could pose "an existential threat to New Zealand's second biggest export earner" and was a "slap in the face" for the NZ$9bn red meat sector.

"Bourbon whiskey consumption has been on a roll, and Kentucky's bourbon distilleries are struggling to keep up with demand," reads a company press release, warning that products like Buffalo Trace and Eagle Rare may be missing from shelves for a short period.

Law firms regularly send out press releases warning that Christmas or long summer holidays will trigger a fresh wave of relationship breakdowns, but few such cautions were circulated before the EU referendum in June.

In 1992 Arkansas Attorney General Winston Bryant issued a press release warning Arkansas citizens that Hawthorn's newsletter "has all the earmarks of a phony con job".

Mr. Enzi issued a press release warning against expanding insurance coverage through government-run bureaucracies like Medicaid and asserting that any new coverage must come through private health insurance plans.

The press release embraces that tensions, warning of "consequences" for passing certain information along to your handlers while also listing "invade the private lives of suspects" and "secure the freedom of the Nation" as some of the game's key features.

A Fendi press release says that nothing is going on.

"We put out press releases on that.

The dish is held in such high esteem in New Zealand that when the country's Green Party issued a press release a month ago warning that spawning habitats were being endangered by farming and industrial activity, it was titled, "Save the Whitebait (fritter)".