Sentence examples for unprecedented warning from inspiring English sources

In the past few weeks alone, authorities including the World Bank and the International Energy Agency have warned that the world is heading for unprecedented warning – of between 4C and 6C – if current trends are not reversed.

These figures prompted an unprecedented warning from Sir James Munby, president of the family division of the high court.

It has also led to an unprecedented warning to Team GB members that it is "not worth the risk" to leave the athletes village because of fears they might be targeted if they are seen wearing a British kit.

The Foreign Office was forced to issue an unprecedented warning yesterday to drivers in northern France, as hundreds of migrants used the disruption at the French port to attempt to break into the back of gridlocked heavy goods vehicles headed for Britain.

The unprecedented warning by the European Commission, the European Union's executive arm, came in response to the passage of a new Constitution and a number of laws at the end of last year that remove checks and balances on the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban in areas like central banking, the judiciary and the media.

The storm packed winds of up to 140km/h, among the strongest the city has experienced, prompting an unprecedented warning from police for workers to head home early and stay home amid concerns emergency services might not be able to cope.

The General Medical Council, which regulates doctors, and Health Education England, the NHS's staffing agency, have both issued the unprecedented warnings to North Middlesex hospital over what one local MP described as "a catalogue of failings" in its emergency department.

"The buck stops with me," Mr Geoghegan said today, after the bank issued an unprecedented overnight warning about the state of its US business.

On January 15, the CDC issued an unprecedented travel warning cautioning pregnant women and women planning to become pregnant to postpone travel to a set of Latin American and Caribbean countries and territories experiencing outbreaks of a mosquito-spread disease known as Zika virus.

Over the objections of career officials at the Justice Department and the F.B.I., who warned that it would create unnecessary panic, Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Mueller also agreed to the two unprecedented public warnings -- the first on Oct. 11, the second this week -- of possibly imminent terrorist attacks.

At 6 P.M., the Governor appeared on television and issued a warning unprecedented in Chemical Valley: he told three hundred thousand people that their tap water was not safe for "drinking, cooking, washing, or bathing".