Sentence examples for warning focused from inspiring English sources

Though this most recent warning focused on terrorists crossing into the country, terrorism experts and government officials here say they are also worried about local people — German citizens — who may be radicalized and may be laying in wait to carrying out an attack.

Djokovic heeds that warning, focusing on the backhand for the rest of the game and winning the game comfortably.

Their warning focuses on the fact that sprays can easily miss spots, rendering them ineffective and even dangerous.

Even though the warnings focused mostly on threats overseas, Ms. Rice and Mr. Card wanted the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Federal Aviation Administration, the Customs Service, the Immigration and Naturalization Service and other agencies put on alert inside the United States.

At midsummer, with the bulk of the warnings focused overseas, Mr. Bush's national security aides ratcheted up efforts to protect American interests abroad.

The latter time period is the relevant exposure time for Houston, however current warnings focus only on daily levels of pollutants.

In addition, T. Van Majors, the F.B.I. agent assisting the Energy Department, wrote a memorandum warning against focusing just on Dr. Lee, a law enforcement official said.

Some of those warnings have focused on Ohio.

In its best manifestations, it means far more than the anti-terrorist intelligence-gathering capability on which the loudest recent warnings have focused.

The warning system focuses on one type of seismic wave that moves quickly -- 3.5 miles a second -- but causes little damage, resembling the waves that travel along a Slinky toy when one end is pushed and pulled quickly.

The regional landslide warning system focuses only on landslide prone areas; therefore, the flat area of the Po plain is not encompassed in this study.