Sentence examples for quickly warning from inspiring English sources

And so posters went up quickly warning people of symptoms and how to avoid catching it.

Freeman wrote to Carson, "Dear, please, use the Strong box quickly," warning that their letters could have "meanings to people who were looking for ideas".

As the Senate Democrats sent signs that they were open to a tax increase, investors and their lobbyists mobilized quickly, warning that the proposal could stifle investments that create jobs.

She urged the Security Council to consider the potential consequences if it failed to intervene quickly, warning that "thousands of lives will be lost" if the current regime retains its grip on power.

Major sponsors including Visa, Sony and Coca-Cola reacted quickly, warning their continued support would hinge on the charges being "investigated appropriately".

German Chancellor Angela Merkel said Europe's plight was now so "unpleasant" that deep structural reforms were needed quickly, warning the rest of the world would not wait.

"The failure of the coalition government to act quickly on warning signs has created a crisis where schools cannot find enough qualified teachers.

While the State Department dropped its travel warning on Zimbabwe in 2009, it still cautions in its online information page that "political, social, economic, and security situations in the country continue to remain unpredictable and could deteriorate quickly without warning".

"What the Government have done because of their obsession with cuts is introduce something very quickly without warning that I'm sure many of your will have had difficulty adjusting to.

"You can't see it, taste it or smell it but carbon monoxide can kill quickly without warning".

We test a methodology to forecast the regions to be exposed to the large shaking in real time, which has been developed based on the fact that the neighboring stations are already shaken, for the largest event of the Kumamoto earthquakes, and demonstrate that it is simple but effective to quickly make warning.