Sentence examples for warnings far from inspiring English sources

"The American people take the warnings far more seriously now," Ms. Collins said.

Speaking of a larger squeeze on North Korean shipping, Japanese officials said today that 73percentt of the 120 North Korean ships inspected in Japan this year were ordered to halt operations or received safety warnings, far above the general average of 10percentt.

In Indiana, which in 2015 passed a slowpoke law with a maximum fine of $500, warnings far outpace citations: 2,448 to 165 since July 2015.

But with the defeat of the Taliban perhaps only days away and the hunt for Osama bin Laden intensifying, the force of the American destruction of Afghan targets has sent an unambiguous warning far beyond the war theater to a number of nations that continue to provide bases and training to terrorist groups.

Barak Goodman's three-part documentary, "Cancer: The Emperor of All Maladies," is prefaced with the sort of "not suitable for all viewers" warning far more typical of a hard-R cable series than a PBS documentary that's not about the Holocaust.

"Warnings as far back as the drought in 2010 did not trigger sufficient early action," said Mr Lazzarini.

Some critics warn that the Fed's efforts will loosen its control over inflation, but those warnings so far have come to nothing.

Houston's city planners and businesses also ignored warnings as far back as 1996 that climate change would bring exactly the kind of disaster they city is currently suffering today.

Governments across the eastern Caribbean issued hurricane warnings as far south as Montserrat.

Such sentiments echo warnings as far back as 2010 when in an article for The Nation, local commentator Avudh Panananda warned that "should the Eastern Tigers get their way on succession plans, a military dynasty may emerge because an incumbent leader could pass his torch to a long line of designated successors".

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