Sentence examples for test warning from inspiring English sources

This accidental emergency test warning went out on TVs in New Jersey last night, and people sure are glad it was a test.

On Tuesday, the B612 Foundation, which is devoted to preventing the next deep impact, will present data from a nuclear-weapons test warning satellite showing that far more asteroids have hit earth in the past few years than previously thought, the organization announced on its website.

More than 100 major carriers in the US are onboard with the new alert system, so if your phone is turned on and in range of a cell tower this Thursday at 2 18 PM EDT, you'll almost certainly get the test warning.

More than 100 major carriers in the US are on board with the new alert system, so if your phone is turned on and in range of a cell tower on October 3 at 2 18 PM EDT, you'll almost certainly get the test warning.

Density Test Warning: The density test isn't the most precise way to test whether gold is real, unless you know exactly what else is in your gold, and its associated density characteristics.

Density Test Warning: Due to the precise calculations needed to correctly perform the density test, unless you have a graduated vial that measures in milliliters and a precise scale, then the density test is very inexact.

Kenyan athletics chief sent home over claims of bribes for dope test warnings.

In response to the test warnings we identified three themes: invulnerability to health risks; social ostracism, and recognition of tobacco as a toxin.

It has been sued for libel and product disparagement by more than a dozen companies, including Suzuki Motor Corporation and Isuzu Motors Limited, which took action after Consumer Reports published road tests warning of the dangers of rollovers in S.U.V.'s made by those companies.

Or is this an attempt to respond to political pressure to end social promotion without putting a whole lot of meat on it?" Earlier this year, the Board of Education sent letters to 320,000 students in 3rd to 12th grade who performed poorly on standardized tests, warning them that they were in danger of being held back.

prognosis of the disease, meaning and interpretation of the tests, warning signs of the disease, compliance with limitations, control of the symptoms.