Sentence examples for warning of increased from inspiring English sources

The protests came as Amnesty International issued a report warning of increased human rights violations in the face of political unrest.

A Wall Street bond-rating agency maintained its assessment of New Jersey government bonds, praising the government's addition of revenue and restraint of spending, but warning of increased pension payments and borrowing costs.

May 2014: UK issues travel advisory, warning of increased risk of terror attack in Nairobi and coastal areas - UK tourists evacuated.

Business interests lobbied heavily against dropping the nuclear option entirely, warning of increased electricity costs that would damage Japan's economic competitiveness.

Does altered HRV provide an early warning of increased risk of infection versus early detection of the presence of infection?

Prescribing information carries a warning of increased cerebrovascular events in elderly patients with dementia-related psychosis (Anon. 2005).

Several other indigenous organizations this week released a statement calling for an investigation and warning of increasing abuses by Brazilian miners crossing into Venezuela.

Failure occurs in part because routine post treatment testing, which provides an early warning of increasing antibiotic resistance, is not universally done and physicians are generally unaware that cure rates with legacy triple therapy (a proton-pump inhibitor, amoxicillin, and clarithromycin) in most places has fallen below 80%.

Receiving a warning of increasing wind velocities, maritime storms and increasing waves saves lives.

The syndrome time-series are automatically monitored using statistical methods to provide early warning of increasing incidence.

Even if increases in DCD provide an early warning of increasing viral activity and risk to humans, more research is required for systems that function well to share this information in real time, securely and confidentially, with appropriate public health partners who can adjust surveillance and control procedures (32– 32).