Sentence examples for smallest warning from inspiring English sources

Let n 1, w 1, k 1 be minimum sample size, largest warning and action limits, and n 2, w 2, k 2 be maximum sample size, smallest warning and action limits, respectively, such that n 1 < n 0 < n 2 while keeping sampling interval fixed at h.

A small warning that #LondonBridge has been shut.

A small warning on the label says it is copy-protected.

The morning provided a small warning of the din that awaits Miley a few hours from now.

After her daughter died, Ms. Hale went to the supermarket and found that some brands of microwave popcorn had a small warning on the bottom of the box.

A small warning in the publicity that the play "contains graphic scenes of physical and sexual violence" is little more than a theatrical equivalent of an X-rating.

Speaking to the Bundestag, Schäuble said: We got the news last night that our most important partner had received a small warning from a ratings agency.

A small warning: the galleries where the show is installed are a bit off the beaten track; you have to seek them out.

It seems that the average TV viewer is able to cope with the horrors of actual warfare on the 9pm news with just a small warning from George Alagiah that "some scenes might be upsetting".

It is the first, small warning sign that the movie may not be firing right: what level of confidence can you have in your own comic device — the conceit that will power the whole story — if you feel the need to explain it before the drama gets under way?

(One small warning: It is probably best to avoid saying, "I thought this show was so you," until after the recipient has used the tickets. To do so earlier would engender an irritating and prejudicial self-consciousness that no playgoer -- or play -- should ever be burdened with).