Sentence examples for provide early warning from inspiring English sources

We provide early warning of new weapons systems, or of major changes in policy.

Small wireless sensors monitoring equipment in large factories can provide early warning of impending breakdown.

Unlike conventional magma eruptions there are no precursor earthquakes, or changes in the magma chamber, to provide early warning.

As for manufacturers, Mr Juliussen adds, the data provide early warning of problems developing in particular models.

And it could assess road quality, catalog potholes and provide early warning of unsafe road conditions like black ice.

It was designed to provide early warning of any Soviet bombers or ballistic missiles being launched against the West.

Regulators also no longer collect data directly from repair shops on safety defects, a program that used to provide early warning of safety issues.

A report prepared for the European Commission called for the creation of two systems of financial supervision to provide early warning of financial crises.

These are the places that might provide early warning of problems in a chain of care homes or difficulties with a government contractor.

The headline was that DeepMind was going to work with the NHS to develop an app that would provide early warning for sufferers of kidney disease.

His warmed-over commercialized Picasso clones from the 1950's and 60's provide early warning that the French painters in this show make zero impact.