Sentence examples for warning used from inspiring English sources
Other red-and-yellow pennants, marking out a stay-clear warning used by mariners for centuries, signaled that the vessel was "maneuvering with difficulty," under tow.
The Association of British Insurers has maintained a 'red top' warning, used to alert its members to corporate governance issues, and the governance watchdog PIRC wants a vote against James Murdoch's appointment.
Bextra, a Pfizer pain drug that received a sales boost when Merck's Vioxx was pulled from the market, will probably be tagged with the most prominent type of safety warning used by the Food and Drug Administration.
Let us not forget my recent visit to my college cafeteria, where one of the employees, with no warning, used her cleaning cloth to slap the food out of my beard and then proceeded to clean the table with it.
This level of awareness is most likely due to the pregnancy silhouette being the most common warning used [ 16] and pictorial labels being more noticeable [ 7].
Addictional two different types of warnings were shown to the smokers during the interview (see Figures 1(a) and 1(b)): only text (current warning used in Italy, i.e., "Smoking kills") and pictorial "shocking" warnings (i.e., the corpse of a smoker, diseased lungs, throat cancer, and rotting teeth).
The Atlantic City Expressway Connector was set to open last week, with a warning: use it or pay for it.
But a word of warning: using the hot spot feature puts additional strain on the battery, so don't stray too far from the charger.
We're mainly mentioning it to tease the driver, and to offer a warning: use common sense.
Furthermore, the majority of survey results on ROI relevance and danger warning using color signals were also positive, with the average score of 3.59 and 3.29 respectively.
Firstly, we propose a novel coding approach for V2V automatic collision notification (ACN) warning using a systematic raptor code as implemented in the 3GPP MBMS (Multimedia Multicast/Broadcast Service) standard [11].
