Sentence examples for warning shortly from inspiring English sources

Samantha Power offered a similar warning, shortly before leaving her post as United Nations Ambassador.

The militants issued a warning shortly before the bombs went off and later claimed responsibility for them.

A timely warning shortly before the crash of 1987 made Elaine Garzarelli into a guru, but her star faded after she left her Wall Street perch and started her own firm in 1995.

When its author, J. Anthony Lukas, killed himself without warning shortly before an 18-city cross-country tour arranged for him by the publisher, several of his friends volunteered to promote "Big Trouble" on the broadcasting and television circuits and even in bookshops.

Because that strengthening failed to occur, the hurricane warning was downgraded to a tropical storm warning shortly before landfall.

On October 29, the hurricane warning was lowered to a tropical storm warning, which was amended to a gale warning shortly thereafter.

As Europe's crisis wore on, each time a troubled country — whether Spain, Ireland, Portugal or Greece — announced a new program to improve its finances, they said, S.& P. or Moody's or Fitch crushed confidence by issuing fresh downgrades or warnings shortly thereafter.

The warning came shortly before the city celebrated the start of the new year.

Korir's warning came shortly after the former Kenyan marathon world-record holder Wilson Kipsang urged Kenya's government to fend off the threat of a ban by strengthening the country's fight against doping.

The warning came shortly after Israel confirmed finding the bodies of the three students who disappeared while hitchhiking in the southern West Bank on June 12.

His angry warnings came shortly after Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu said Turkey was doing everything it could to control its border with Syria, including setting up "physical barriers" along the 61 mile stretch of land adjoining Islamic State (IS -held terrIS -held