Sentence examples for timely warning from inspiring English sources

In cases where populations are situated close to a lahar source area, there simply may be little or no time for a timely warning to be issued and for people to receive it in time to evacuate (Cardona [1997]; Pierson [1998]; Leonard et al. [2008]).

The UN report is a timely warning.

White also contains an implicit, and timely, warning: take care.

It is a timely warning from an expert who has not lost his ­perspective.

"Your So-Called Education" (Op-Ed, May 15) is a timely warning.

Conservatives seized on Hayek's tract as a timely warning of the perils down the road.

Fantastic six and a timely warning to fielders such as Key, not to creep too close.

A timely warning from the Daily Mash: alcohol leads to pointless scientific research.

It was a timely warning to the prime minister not to describe the threat from Iraq as "imminent".

But the upside can be a timely warning of potentially aggressive cancer in men who felt no sign of it.

But it also served as a timely warning: a preview of what the world would be like without birds.