Sentence examples for should have a warning from inspiring English sources

They should have a warning sign: "Don't follow too close".

To the Editor: Soda cans, bottles and cold cups should have a warning label that says excess drinking of sugary sodas is a health hazard that can cause obesity and diabetes.

Most participants mentioned feelings of loss relating to aspects of the life that they had before the head injury: "a head injury should have a warning of great losses," (patient 11); "I just seem to have lost everything" (patient 24).

If the manga has nudity it should have a warning on the back cover.

It should have a "generational warning".

Colson Whitehead joined in: "Your face should have a trigger warning for reminding me you exist".

Participants also recommended that the exercise should have a health warning and people should have the option not to do it if they don't feel ready or they don't want to do it.

This has led the FDA to issue a requirement that all nonselective NSAIDs and all selective NSAIDs should have a 'box warning' within their product label identifying cardiovascular events of stroke, acute myocardial infarction, sudden cardiac-related death and congestive heart failure as a risk of use for these drugs, in addition to the potential for gastrointestinal adverse events.

The council should have "a duty to issue early warnings and accompany those warnings with recommendations," Mr. de Larosière said.

However, it also said that manufacturers should do a better job of training and educating those who use their equipment and that their machines should have a more effective way of warning operators when radiation levels are too high.

Phil was recently the subject of a complaint filed to the Federal Communications Commission by a mental health activist who argues that Dr. Phil's show qualifies as entertainment and should therefore have a warning saying so to viewers.