Sentence examples for warned specifically from inspiring English sources
But now we've been warned, specifically warned.
This is by far the most consumed fish, and he argues that consumers deserve to be warned specifically about its mercury levels.
On Saturday, the government urged Israelis to exercise caution abroad and warned specifically about possible danger in Kenya, Egypt, South Africa, Ethiopia and Eritrea.
And in the same month, a report from that same security council warned specifically of a "potential massacre in which there could be 25,000 victims if Serb forces were to enter Srebrenica".
But in the public version of the report, the panel warned specifically about what it called a "misallocation and redirection of resources, poor prioritization of objectives, micromanagement of field operations, and a continued political aversion to operational risk".
She warned specifically about gram-negative bacteria, which causes infections like pneumonia, wound or surgical site infections and meningitis in healthcare settings, and is proving increasingly resistant to antibiotics.
At a time when Americans are plagued by a generalized fear of an invisible enemy, the latest Internet rumor warns specifically of a terrorist attack on a mall on Halloween.
Warning specifically that "70% of global reporting emanates from the UK and 70% of it is negative", Sheikh Mohammed was advised that he should demand the prime minister's "help … with the BBC in particular".
They're usually fair & their own prev Tesla test drive got 300+ miles of range! http://t.co/QWGetnNo — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) 11 Feb 13 While Tesla officials and many armchair experts have said I should have accepted the time penalty to top off the battery in Delaware at the Max Range setting, Tesla warns specifically that this shortens the battery's life.
Currently, prescription guidelines for doctors only warn specifically against taking the SSRI, paroxetine, in early pregnancy.
But he denied that the HTA had warned Defra specifically about the disease in 2009.
