Sentence examples for warning refers from inspiring English sources

Experts in nuclear plant design say that this warning refers to the enormous stress put on the containment structures by the rising water.

The NAACP's warning refers to four incidents involving black passengers.

The warning referred to the presence of Swedish troops in Afghanistan and to the caricatures of Vilks.

In an interview, Mr. Schardt said that his widely quoted warning referred only to this specific claim regarding the real estate development and was not meant as a generalized description of Mr. Gore's lack of truthfulness.

"The alert down there was over in an hour," Mark Kelly tells me the next day as he stands on the pavement collecting fares; an hour, presumably, being the time it took for the bomb-scarers to come back with the precise information that their warning referred to the Millfield campus (accuracy of information has never been a terrorist strong suit).

Hackers had earlier issued a warning referring to the 11 September 2001 terror attacks, saying "the world will be full of fear" if the film was screened.

For instance SwiftKey argues it has systems in place to prevent it capturing sensitive date like passwords and credit cards, so dislikes the warning referring to credit card data capture.

His warning referred to Israel, which Iranian and other Shiite Muslim militants have vowed to strike in retaliation if its Western allies attack Syria.

Mr. Martin, the Andersen lawyer, said all the warnings referred to by Mr. Coffey came after the board already knew of the fraud.

Although American and British leaders have been warning of a long effort from the start, most of these warnings referred to the general war on terrorism, not the campaign in Afghanistan itself.

Warnings refer to the widely publicized Food and Drug Administration's advisories and a boxed warning about antidepressant use and the risk of suicidality among young people.