Sentence examples for warning of changes from inspiring English sources

And lately straws in the wind that often give advance warning of changes in official statistics, like mall traffic, have been blowing the wrong way.

I appreciate that people will at least try to give me warning of changes ahead of time and I feel a great debt of loyalty to the manager who took a rare meltdown in her stride and placed it in an understandable autism context.

The ensuing minor, self-limiting inflammatory response may serve to maintain the mostly beneficial population of intestinal bacteria while providing a sampling of intestinal contents that could lead to an early warning of changes in the proportion of pathogenic bacteria in the intestinal lumen.

Application of the technology could have potential interest for commercial production systems, where microchip-screening of body temperatures on a herd level would be very useful for early warning of changes in infection level, as also previously suggested for CSF [ 23].

At Dortmund the warning of change looms with an insulting degree of clarity.

It follows that surveillance of childhood HUS is a valuable tool for monitoring the effect of STEC in a population and provides early warning of change.

Labor's Matt Keogh, who has been greeting commuters at Armadale train station and warning them of changes to Medicare for six months, performed as expected and picked up the new seat of Burt.

They also show areas with high year-to-year variation in flow length, which indicate changes in local groundwater conditions and may provide early warning of ecological changes.

Scientists consider the rapid warming of the region to be a consequence of the human release of greenhouse gases, and they see the melting as an early warning of big changes to come in the rest of the world.

At a meeting held just hours after the announcement last week, opposition leaders and activists told the chief US diplomat on the island that Obama has gone back on a promise made last year to give them advance warning of major changes to the relationship.

The results can also give biologists an early warning of what changes to look for in naturally occurring viruses.