Sentence examples for warn the public of from inspiring English sources

In order to warn the public of potential risks, authorities are considering establishing an early warning system derived from an integrated hydro-meteorological estimation process.

"There's no reason the F.D.A. should have waited to warn the public of the dangers of consuming the ingredient".

(Phone books, it seems, are the new cigarettes, and must warn the public of the dangers they contain).

It was a very belated attempt by the state of Louisiana to warn the public of toxins in its waters.

Gov. Gray Davis said he would order utilities to warn the public of rolling blackouts this summer.

The F.D.A. did not warn the public of the potential risks until November 2005 — six years after the company's own study showed the high estrogen releases.

For years, government officials have warned the public of email frauds that request personal information, known as phishing.

A week later, Interstate warned the public of a major earnings shortfall, and its stock sank 25percentthatat day.

The alert raises the surveillance and infection controls in the region's public hospitals and clinics and warns the public of a chance of contracting the disease.

Almost 2000 years later, the British Medical Association warned the public of the increasing "number of preparations put forward for the cure of baldness," particularly those which "are not applied locally but taken internally". The purported active ingredient?

The Met Office warned the public of travel disruption, with visibility expected to drop to lower than 50 metres in places.