Sentence examples for relevant warning from inspiring English sources

AOL's merger with Time Warner in 2000 is the relevant warning from recent history.

Rosenfeld's decades of hard-fought research into the romanticized, rapidly receding past of the '60s era produce a relevant warning.

But today there are new forms of radicalism, fundamentalisms of various kinds, and The History Man is still relevant, warning of what can happen when, in the words of WB Yeats, "The best lack all conviction, while the worst / Are full of passionate intensity".

The national institute for seismology and volcanology says that its conscience is clear, that it issued the relevant warning in plenty of time.

However, our findings can serve as a relevant warning signal, highlighting the hidden danger of the impact of gametocyte carriage, asymptomatic malaria parasitaemia and uncomplicated malaria on the cardiovascular system.

All relevant warnings apply.

The location information is updated regularly and the relevant warnings are displayed on screen.

The world described by Ms. Fenn is far removed from ours, but the experience of smallpox during the Revolutionary War bears relevant warnings.

Firms will need to keep records to show that consumers have received relevant warnings and whether they have taken regulated advice or guidance from Pension Wise, the FCA said.

Bad food romances, after all, are just as common in Austenworld as bad hookups — from Mr. Woodhouse's joy-sapping diet in "Emma" to Dr. Grant's fatal eating binges in "Mansfield Park". They serve as relevant warnings to our current foodie culture, just as Austen's heroines serve as guiding lights.

The numbers are based on the warnings produced by the inchi tool because relevant warnings produced by the molconvert tool were also produced by the inchi tool.