Sentence examples for warning urged from inspiring English sources

The warning urged Australians already in Mombasa to consider leaving.

Nevertheless, very strong ground shaking and the tsunami warning urged many coastal residents to evacuate to high ground and thus saved their lives.

You published two front-page articles in a single week about pills that regulate sleep and wakefulness without mentioning sleep medicine ("Record Sales of Sleep Pills Cause Worry," Feb. 7, and "Warning Urged on Stimulants Like Ritalin," Feb. 10).

[C2.] Warning Urged on Antidepressants A scientific advisory panel urged the Food and Drug Administration to immediately issue stronger warnings to doctors about the possible risks to children of a newer generation of antidepressant drugs, rather than waiting until the review of the drugs is completed.

People reported on by newsweeklies are always "crying," "warning," "urging;" they never "say".

And there is nothing in the paper application, not even a warning urging Medicare beneficiaries to think twice.

In a statement, she said she was sad to withdraw but felt obliged to heed the latest State Department warning urging Americans to avoid all travel to Lebanon.

The State Department issued a worldwide travel warning, urging Americans in volatile areas "to limit their travel outside of their homes and hotels and avoid mass gatherings and demonstrations".

The Foreign Office in London issued a warning urging visitors to Sultanahmet to follow the advice of authorities due to a high threat of "terrorism".

The warning urges voluntary conservation by county residents, but allows the state authority to reduce flow rates and enact other temporary changes if necessary.

While the warning urges travellers generally to be aware of the outbreak, some pregnant women who contracted the virus overseas have given birth to babies with defects, particularly microcephaly, a severe condition which impacts brain development.