Sentence examples for screens and warning from inspiring English sources

If this test site is any indication, the American airport of the near future will have long but reasonably quick lines, painstaking -- sometimes exasperating -- security procedures, dozens of instructional video screens and warning signs, and hundreds of grim-faced men and women in white uniforms roaming the concourses with walkie-talkies.

However, that didn't stop the real 728 from having an injunction issued against screening the movie and warning everyone involved she's considering legal action.

A significant minority of patients who survive critical illness will develop symptoms of PTSD; screening for these symptoms and warning all patients about the possibility of experiencing such symptoms is prudent.

In another, a pop-up screen appeared on screen, warning pharmacists about patient's last reported potassium level, including a reminder regarding where to document the response to the alert.

Indeed the Pensions Minister Steve Webb has been busy on our TV screens this week warning about it.

John N. Jester, the chief of Defense Protective Services at the Pentagon, said that since Sept. 11 officials had enhanced the program designed to deal with chemical attacks, including installing chemical sensors in the building and creating alerts that instantly appear on workers' computer screens warning them of danger and informing them of evacuation plans.

Clinical professionals need to help MDD patients foster abilities to overcome or control their depression symptoms, screen for warning signs of deepening depression, and improve patients' confidence for managing their own life and disease.

Surprisingly, there's no on-screen admonition warning kids not to try this at home.

Internationally renowned cancer experts have cast fresh doubt on the benefits of breast cancer screening programmes, warning that they save fewer lives than previously thought.

There's a small cinema in the corner which has a fish tank in lieu of a screen and a sign warning you not to speak loudly in French for fear of upsetting the fish.

It has great potential in screening and pre-warning early gastric cancer in the near future.