Sentence examples for warning project from inspiring English sources

"That seems to be the pattern," said Douglas D. Given, the early earthquake warning project coordinator with the federal Geological Survey.

Research by the Early Warning Project for example, has shown a clear decline in mass killings in wars and conflicts since 1992.

It is based on research that is part of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)'s work in a Climate Change Early Warning Project (CLIM-WARN), aimed at informing the design of a participatory, multihazard EWS in Kenya.

The Early Warning Project at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum places Burma at the very top of the list of countries most likely to see state-sponsored mass killings.

The Canadian media has been awash with reports of companies warning about project delays and budget cuts.

Iain Duncan Smith, a leading Tory leave voice, spoke of successful "psy ops" – or cold war tactics, used against the dire economic warnings of Project Fear.

This comes despite a brick shortage in the UK with the Federation of Master Builders warning housing projects would be threatened by contractors struggle to get deliveries of bricks in less than two months.

This commentary explores some climate change and health modeling issues, particularly modeling exposure-response relationships, developing early warning systems, projecting health risks over coming decades, and modeling to inform decision-making.

This commentary explores some issues with modeling the health risks of climate change, particularly modeling exposure-response relationships, developing early warning systems, projecting health risks over coming decades, and modeling to inform decision-making.

The Chancellor's U-turn on sixth-form funding came after warnings that projected cuts could mean the closure of up to four in 10 colleges across the country.

Stronger health warnings were projected to yield a relative 2.3% reduction in smoking rates by 2050.