Sentence examples for prominent warning from inspiring English sources

The lawyers had asked the food and drug agency to warn both patients and doctors by putting a prominent warning in the drug's label and by sending out letters and other information.

"It was a heads-up, a clear, prominent warning," one official who read the report said.

The new law will require disclosure of all product ingredients and the placement of more prominent warning labels on packages.

" 'Don't mess with the natural order' was the most prominent warning that I recall," Mr. Willing said.

Mr Spitzer said 25 Internet service providers had agreed to place a prominent warning on their access number selection pages.

The article must be accompanied by a prominent warning that the use described is not approved or cleared by the F.D.A.

Hood has thus not shown that these clear, unmistakable, and prominent warnings are insufficient to accomplish their purpose.

It may also seek more prominent warnings on medicines commonly taken by the elderly that can cause dizziness, he said.

That's why it would be important to require clear and prominent warnings against use during pregnancy and breastfeeding in all cannabis retailers.

The trade commission and the surgeon general have recommended tougher and more prominent warnings on cigarettes, but the matter is up to Congress, Mr. Pitofsky said.

The most prominent warnings have come from Alejandro Portes of Princeton and Rubén G. Rumbaut of the University of California, Irvine, the sociologists who coined the phrase "rainbow underclass".